"taxonomically"
WHICH BIOLOGISTS? I WANT NAMES NOT LAME WEASLE WORDS
And who determines what a "mainstream" dictionary is. You are bastardizing the English language and the people like you - who probably never finished highschool - should not be dictating to me how the language is spoken. What is your mother tongue? Are you French too? And are you making insulting translations of my language because you are illiterate and are ignorant of the proper usage of the English language? Cambridge University has been around for centuries, and you have absolutely no right to delete my proper usage of English on some technicality. If it was commonly used "all the time by biologists" I demand to see a link to a site that indicates this. If you can't do this I will change it back again. And also I will make public the ridiculous people like you who have hijacked this site because you have provided donations to Wikipedia. Make no mistake about it. I will go over your puny little arrogant head so fast your head will spin. This is advertised as being an open forum but has been taken over by a clique of ideological morons who having nothing better to do than dot i's and cross t's all day and dilute a historical fact so much as to become meaningless drivel that nobody will recognize anymore. I have already lost all trust in this site put you have rigged all of your pages to come up whenever somebody does a search on google.
Your scandalous misuse of the English language throughout your site is deplorable and you should be removed from your position without delay. And make no mistake about it, I will be discussing this with people in positions of authority who eat people like you for breakfast. You have people from France denigrating Shakespeare because they want to control the multi billion dollar (not Euro) French tourist industry and you are all in concert with each other as a cabal do minimize the English language. "accidentally" Yeah right.
And you can't even use the word "plethora" properly. It's usage is "There are a plethora" not "There is a plethora" Plethora is a plural word like millennia. Are you suggesting that all the spell checkers that I use are wrong? You have no credibility and I have major doubts as to the accuracy of this "forum" that you weasels are running.