Question
How did Carl Linneaus’s original classification system differ from today?(1 point)
Responses
He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
He did not consider how organisms may be related to one another.
Responses
He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.
He did not consider how organisms may be related to one another.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is: **He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.**
Carl Linnaeus's original classification system primarily consisted of two kingdoms (Animalia and Plantae), whereas today's classification system recognizes five (or more) kingdoms, including Protista, Fungi, and Monera, among others.
Carl Linnaeus's original classification system primarily consisted of two kingdoms (Animalia and Plantae), whereas today's classification system recognizes five (or more) kingdoms, including Protista, Fungi, and Monera, among others.