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...Aristotle continued to influence classification of plants all the way to [[Carl Linnaeus]], who divided all life into the two kingdoms ''Vegetabilia'' (or ''Plantae

The Cape cobra was first described by [[Sweden|Swedish]] zoologist [[Carl Linnaeus]] in 1758.<ref name=itis/> The [[genus|generic]] name ''naja'' is a Latinis

...ees within the same [[genus]], the genus ''Homo''. The more traditional [[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaean]] clasification of primates may be found in the "List of Primate S

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* [[Carl Linnaeus|Carl Linnaeus's]] passion for nature was clear from the start. His school chums nicknamed

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...measurements quantitatively. Shape feature comparisons form the basis of [[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaean]] taxonomy, and even in cases of [[convergent evolution]] or [[bra

Two years after Ray’s death Carl Linnaeus (1707—1778) was born. Unlike Jacob Theodore Klein (I685--1759), whose car

...measurements quantitatively. Shape feature comparisons form the basis of [[Carl Linnaeus|Linnaean]] taxonomy, and even in cases of [[convergent evolution]] or [[bra

.... Aristotle continued to influence classification of plants all the way to Carl Linnaeus, who divided all life into the two kingdoms Animalia and Vegetabilia. Some

...e ancestors and European races as well as pre-genetic classifications by [[Carl Linnaeus]] and others.<ref>[[Peter Bowker]], ''Evolution: The History of an Idea'',

...together under a single header. I just sent an email to someone signed [[Carl Linnaeus]] -- too bad that I'm not he! (hehe) [[User:Hayford Peirce|Hayford Peirce]]

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