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Who said that the name of modern man is Homo sapiens linneus?

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Answered by Ateekansari

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Answer:

Carl Linnaeus

Humanity was named Homo sapiens by Carl Linnaeus, the father of the modern system for classifying organisms, in 1758.

Answered by tiktok21

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Answer:

Hunan

Explanation:

man called homo sapiens

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