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How did Carl Linneaus’s original classification system differ from today?(1 point) Responses He only had two kingdoms, animals...
How did Carl Linneaus’s original classification system differ from today?(1 point)
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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.
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 did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
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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.
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 did not classify all the way down to the species level.
He was a botanist, so he only classified plants.
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The correct response is: **He only had two kingdoms, animals and plants.**
Carl Linnaeus originally classified living organisms into two kingdoms, which were the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom. Modern classification systems recognize more kingdoms, including fungi and various categories of microorganisms, leading to a more comprehensive understanding of biological diversity.
Carl Linnaeus originally classified living organisms into two kingdoms, which were the animal kingdom and the plant kingdom. Modern classification systems recognize more kingdoms, including fungi and various categories of microorganisms, leading to a more comprehensive understanding of biological diversity.
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