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Linnaean classification

Welcome to the Linnaean classification category of Questions LLC! In this section, you will find a curated collection of questions that delve into the fascinating world of Linnaean classification, a system developed by Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus in the 18th century. Linnaean classification is a hierarchical method of organizing and categorizing living organisms based on their characteristics and evolutionary relationships. Whether you are a student, an avid nature enthusiast, or simply curious about the diversity of life on Earth, you are in the right place. Explore our questions to deepen your understanding of this fundamental system in biology and discover the wonders of Linnaean classification.

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Linnaean classification involvesA. only large, general categories of organisms. B. only small, specific categories of organisms.
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2. asked by Someday love will find you
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Linnaean classification involvesA. only large, general categories of organisms. B. only small, specific categories of organisms.
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2. asked by Someday love will find you
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How did Linnaeus classify organisms?by genus and species by adaptations and lifespan by habitat and food source by population
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2. asked by Interesting...
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Carolus Linnaeus developed a system to organize all life on Earth calledA.) domain. B.) binomial nomenclature. C.) a
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2. asked anonymously
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Which of the following is the highest (most inclusive) level of Linnaean classification?a phyla b class c family d order
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2. asked by Andrew willams
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