why two kingdom classifications continued to be used for a long time
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We can easily distinguish a living animal from a living plant in our surroundings. We do not find any difficulty in identifying an animal as long as we see it moving, eating and alive. When it comes to plants, we have an image of a structure having spread out appearance with green parts like leaves in our mind. So, to keep it as simple as it was, Carolus Linnaeus classified all the organisms of the world into two Kingdoms i.e. Plantae and Animalia.
Our three-century old friend Carolus Linnaeuswas a Swedish naturalist, who introduced this system of classification. In his book “Systema Naturae”, first published in 1735, He classified all organisms into two Kingdoms i.e. Animalia for animals and Plantaefor plants. His classification system was based on two features i.e. nutrition and locomotion (movement).
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Our three-century old friend Carolus Linnaeuswas a Swedish naturalist, who introduced this system of classification. In his book “Systema Naturae”, first published in 1735, He classified all organisms into two Kingdoms i.e. Animalia for animals and Plantaefor plants. His classification system was based on two features i.e. nutrition and locomotion (movement).
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