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  1. Click Beetles (Elateridae) of Hawaii
    online key, classification and checklist

  2. Click Beetles of Canada and the United States
    includes lists to the Key to the Genera, Classification and Bibliography of Nearctic Elateridae (PDF files) (web archive site)

  3. Cronquist Angiosperm classification scheme


  4. Current Classification of Recent Cephalopoda
    This document provides an easily accessible and up-to-date species-level classification of the Recent Cephalopoda. (online pdf) (Smithsonian)

  5. Custar
    A unified classification scheme to accommodate conflicting views about taxonomies. CU*STAR has been designed so that custodians can create alternative classifications within it, and all classifications will be accessible through it

  6. Cycad Classification: Concepts and Recommendations
    online book, CABI Publishing

  7. Dahlgren Angiosperm classification scheme


  8. Dinosaur Data Files
    Natural History Museum London

  9. Diversity of Life
    a SeaWorld/Busch Gardens study guide including extensive biological explanations and definitions allowing students to recognize the importance of diversity and the role that interdependency plays in our world (web archive site - 2007)

  10. Early Classification
    principles of systematics and phylogeny as applied to mammals

     
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