A group of organisms at a particular level in a system of classification is called a(n):

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A taxon is a group of organisms at a particular level of classification, such as a species, genus, family, or phylum. In other words, it is a unit of classification. B) ingroup refers to the group of organisms being studied in a particular analysis, while C) outgroup is a related group of organisms that is not part of the ingroup but is used as a comparison. D) category is a broad term that can refer to any grouping or classification system, not necessarily specific to biology.

A Group of Organisms at a Particular Level in a System