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Carl Linnaeus
Carl Linnaeus is known as the father of classification. He developed a system for naming living things that helped with the exchange of ideas among scientists. Linnaeus's system, which we still use today, is known as binomial nomenclature. For his innovations in classification, Linnaeus is remembered as one of the great minds of science. Treat readers to a great introduction of Linnaeus' contribution.
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Students often recognize that Carl Linnaeus was the father of the scientific classification system but may know little more. This biography discusses the travels, work, and impact of the noted botanist in a way students will enjoy, explaining binomial nomenclature along the way. The book supports student understanding of science as a human endeavor and will help middle-level readers make a connection between the scientists personal life and his professional work.
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5-6 IL
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5-12+ GRL
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