Question
How did Carl Linneaus's original classification system differ from today? (1 point)
• He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
• He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
• He did not consider how organisms may be related to one another.
• He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
• He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
• He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
• He did not consider how organisms may be related to one another.
• He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
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The correct answer is: **He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.**
Carl Linnaeus's original classification system included only two kingdoms: the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom. Today, the classification system is much more complex, recognizing multiple kingdoms and using a hierarchical structure that includes domains, kingdoms, phyla, classes, orders, families, genera, and species.
Carl Linnaeus's original classification system included only two kingdoms: the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom. Today, the classification system is much more complex, recognizing multiple kingdoms and using a hierarchical structure that includes domains, kingdoms, phyla, classes, orders, families, genera, and species.
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