Question

When Linnaeus began classifying organisms in the 1700s, he categorized them as plant, animal, or mineral. These kingdoms were later revised to exclude minerals and expanded to include animals, plants, fungi, protists, and bacteria. Which of the following best explains a reason for this change?

Answer 1

As new organisms were discovered, new kingdoms were created to sort them based on level of complexity.
Genetic research led to the discovery that each of these five kingdoms has a unique evolutionary ancestor.
It was discovered that the organisms in each of the five kingdoms have a different method of obtaining nutrients and are therefore fundamentally different.
Technological advances led to the discovery of single-celled organisms and increased our understanding of relationships between organisms.

Answer 2

I think is B

Answer 3

dude i think im in the same mod as u lol

Answer 4

I definitely know it's not C or D so its either A or B

Answer 5

Because it is true based on the different complexities of these organisms they put them in different categories but B is also highly likely as well.

Answer 6

LOL im pretty sure its B im in the last module for segment 2

Answer 7

oh ya your right next to me lol but ya i think your right it porlly is B

Answer 8

alright

Answer 9

hahahahaha

Answer 10

WOW i totally ruined that guys answer :(

Answer 11

dude i apologize for giving you the wrong answer i thought it was B :/