Carl Linnaeus's Note-Taking Innovations
"I do not recommend drawings . . . in fact, I absolutely reject them"
Even if you know nothing about the Swedish doctor, professor, and naturalist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), you probably know about his greatest innovation: binomial nomenclature. Prior to Linnaeus, naturalists had no systematic way to name a plant or animal. Linnaeus came up with the idea of naming according to genus and species; hence, humans are known as…
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