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The correct answer would be D. species.

Natural taxon refers to the group of organisms which exists in nature as a consequence of evolution.

In Linnaeus's system, the only natural taxon is "species".

Species refers to the group of organisms in which two organisms of opposite or appropriate genders can produce a viable offspring.

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