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The Father of taxonomy is
Option: 1
Linnaeus
Option: 2
Aristotle
Option: 3
Julian Huxley
Option: 4
None of the above
Answers (1)
Linnaeus is considered to be the father of taxonomy.
Hence, the correct option is (a).
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