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it was only in m view iinnaeus who expanded the horizons of science built on aristotle and ray way in the rankings since ,

sesenic [268]3 years ago

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Aristotle classified organisms based on where they lived...land, water, or air. Linnaeus classified based on structural similarities. This allowed for a more definitive way of classifying than where the organism lived.

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