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Which scientist proposed the Two-Kingdom Classification System?

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Correct answer: Carolus Linnaeus

Correct answer: B, Carolus Linnaeus. The Two-Kingdom system divided organisms into two broad kingdoms: Plantae and Animalia. Linnaeus used this early arrangement to organise the known living world, although the system was later found to be inadequate because it did not properly account for microorganisms and major cellular differences. Aristotle made important early observations and classifications, but he is not credited with this formal Two-Kingdom system. Whittaker proposed the Five-Kingdom system in 1969, not the Two-Kingdom system. Haeckel proposed a Three-Kingdom system by adding Protista. Memory cue: Linnaeus is linked with two kingdoms, while Whittaker is linked with five.

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Two Kingdom ClassificationLinnaeusBiological ClassificationTaxonomyBiodiversityAnd Classification SystemsBiodiversity And Classification SystemsThe Living WorldBiology

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