What is the main difference between the Linnaean classification system and modern taxonomy?
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The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system is based on color, while modern taxonomy is based on size.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system is based on color, while modern taxonomy is based on size.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system is based on physical characteristics, while modern taxonomy incorporates genetic similarities and evolutionary relationships.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system is based on physical characteristics, while modern taxonomy incorporates genetic similarities and evolutionary relationships.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system only includes plants, while modern taxonomy includes animals.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system only includes plants, while modern taxonomy includes animals.
The main difference is that the Linnaean classification system uses Latin names, while modern taxonomy uses common names.