Which of the following best describes how Linnaeus changed the way in which organisms were classified?

Plants, animals, and bacteria were sorted into separate taxa, and binomial nomenclature was used to show which species within a taxa could interbreed.

Plants and animals were divided into separate kingdoms, and the use of binomial nomenclature helped show relationships between organisms.

Organisms were separated into domains, and binomial nomenclature was introduced to indicate the subdomain to which an organism belonged.

Organisms were sorted into different phyla, and usi

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Which of the following best describes how Linnaeus changed the way in which organisms were classified? 

 Plants, animals, and bacteria were sorted into separate taxa, and binomial nomenclature was used to show which species within a taxa could interbreed. 

 Plants and animals were divided into separate kingdoms, and the use of binomial nomenclature helped show relationships between organisms. 

 Organisms were separated into domains, and binomial nomenclature was introduced to indicate the subdomain to which an organism belonged. 

 Organisms were sorted into different phyla, and usi

anonymous · Answer

and using binomial nomenclature identified organisms as plant, animal, or bacteria

jfraser · Answer

I bet the biology people know