Different people might classify them differently, depending upon what features those people think are most important, but they could be classified. Just as it would be impossible for you to create paintings so diverse that someone could not put them in a logical hierarchy, even the most intelligent designer could not create a vast array of different creatures that could not be pigeonholed somehow. Classification does not imply evolution. So death and taxonomy are not inescapable evidence of evolution. The fossil record does not show evolution.
Taxonomy is merely man s method of classifying critters.
It doesn t prove that those critters evolved any more than it proves they were created to be similar. Since both suggest different stories of evolutionary history, at least one, and probably both, are wrong. 1 Webster defines taxonomy as order classification of plants and animals according to their presumed natural relationships. A taxon is a classification group. Taxa is the plural form of taxon.