Question

Linnaeus developed an early version of classifying living things by

categorizing organisms as plants or animals. Why is the method of
classification not appropriate for today's understanding of biodiversity?​

Answer 1

The model does not account for species that are neither plant or animal.

Step-by-step explanation:

Not all living organisms are plants or animals because there are so many different types of organisms. It wouldn't be appropriate to use just "plant" and "animal" to classify organisms since the population is so diverse.

Answer 2

Linnaeus considered to the species as fixed entities, which is a concept contrary to the Darwin's theory

Step-by-step explanation:

In Darwin's theory, species evolve by the survival of the fittest, thereby this process leads to genetic modifications which are inherited in the next generations