This 18th century Swedish scientist first developed a binomial nomenclatural system of scientific classification and nomenclature based on common characteristics of living beings. Who was he?

This 18th century Swedish scientist first developed a binomial nomencl

1.	This 18th century Swedish scientist first developed a binomial nomenclatural system of scientific classification and nomenclature based on common characteristics of living beings. Who was he?
A.	Carolus Linnaeus
B.	Charles Darwin
C.	Benjamin Franklin
D.	Jacques Cousteau
Answer» B. Charles Darwin

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