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Which scientist first used the term "Systema Naturae" for classification?

  1. A
    Charles Darwin
  2. B
    Aristotle
  3. C
    Carolus Linnaeus
  4. D
    Robert Hooke

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Carolus Linnaeus, the father of modern taxonomy, published his famous book Systema Naturae in 1735. In this work, he introduced the hierarchical system of classification and binomial nomenclature that forms the basis of biological naming today.

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Which scientist first used the term "Systema Naturae" for classification?
A
Charles Darwin
B
Aristotle
C
Carolus Linnaeus
D
Robert Hooke

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