Carl Linnaeus | Life, Taxonomy & Classification System

SOLVED: Linnaeus' two major contributions to taxonomy were (1) binomial nomenclature for species and (2) a nested, ranked system of taxa. Somewhere between 1 and 2 million biological species have been classified with this system, and this represents a small fraction of the earth's biodiversity. Consider the uses and purposes of biological taxonomy. How well does the Linnaean system work for those purposes? Are there other possible purposes that would require a different system? Can you think of

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Carl Linnaeus

Linnaeus system of classification did not deal with - (a) Eu... | Filo

The classification system proposed by Linnaeus was af(a) two(b)... | Filo

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