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What was the main drawback of Linnaeus's Two-Kingdom system?

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Correct answer: It did not distinguish between prokaryotes and eukaryotes

Correct answer: B. Linnaeus's Two-Kingdom system placed organisms broadly in Plantae or Animalia, but it was developed before modern knowledge of cells and microorganisms. Therefore, it did not distinguish prokaryotic organisms, whose cells lack a membrane-bound nucleus, from eukaryotic organisms, whose cells have a membrane-bound nucleus. It also did not adequately separate unicellular and multicellular organisms or organisms with different modes of nutrition. Option A is false because plants were included. Option C is not a scientific drawback of classification. Option D is false because animals formed one of the two kingdoms. Memory cue: the major problem was not the number two alone; it was the failure to use fundamental cellular and nutritional differences.

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Linnaeus SystemTwo Kingdom DrawbackProkaryotesEukaryotesBiodiversityAnd Classification SystemsBiodiversity And Classification SystemsThe Living WorldBiology

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