The phrase "a range of taxa" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various groups or categories of organisms in biological or ecological contexts.
Example: "The study examined a range of taxa to understand the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a variety of taxa" or "a spectrum of taxa".
Here, we review stable isotope patterns in nature and discuss recent tracking applications in a range of taxa.
These particular organisms were chosen because they are familiar to most students, represent a range of taxa, and have differing levels of relatedness.
The particular organisms treated by this issue's authors fall across a range of taxa, including the AIDS virus, Precambrian creatures near the roots of the tree of life, the mastodon, and last but not least—human beings.
Certain organisms found across a range of taxa, including bacteria, yeasts, plants and many invertebrates such as nematodes and tardigrades are able to survive almost complete loss of body water.
Two habitat improvement techniques with great potential for reconciliation ecology in urban areas are the installation of living roofs and walls, which have been shown to support a range of taxa at local scales.
The value of palaeontological data in the Chalk has been boosted by the work that underpins the new lithostratigraphy; it has revealed broad patterns of biofacies based on a range of taxa that is far more diverse than those traditionally used for biostratigraphy, and has provided a detailed reference framework of marker-beds so that fossil ranges can be better understood.
As would be expected for a range of real taxa, range shifting abilities were dramatically different.
An early Holocene warm period is indicated by renewed thermokarst lake formation and a range of fossil taxa.
This pattern that has been observed in a range of other taxa (Table 2; [ 1]), including L. guichenoti [ 26].
Our phylogenetic analysis showed that only IFITM5 and IFITM10 have clear orthologues in a range of vertebrate taxa.
Transcriptomes have recently been generated for a range of lophotrochozoan taxa [ 81- 87], including the highly regenerative planarians [ 88, 89].
