Question

The scientist who in 1758 created a system that is the basis of the modern system of classification of organisms is __________.

Answer 1

The Binomial Nomenclature.

Step-by-step explanation:

The scientist who in 1758 created the system mentioned in the question is Carolus Linnaeus and the name of the classification system is "The Binomial Nomenclature". He proposed a system that classified organisms based on the criteria, in which the organisms had two part name. It formed the basis of the classification system that is used today and is the origin of the name of our species which is Homo Sapiens.

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