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History of Biology - Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778)
Biography of famous biologists and there contribution to biology. Website contains photographs and portraits. [eng]
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Linnaeus
"In the early 18th century, bluebells were bluebells. It didn't matter where they came from, when they bloomed or what their leaves looked like -- if the flowers were blue, that was pretty much good enough. By the same token, mushrooms were mushrooms. Some were tasty, some were nasty and some would kill you, but they were all mushrooms." [eng]
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Linnaeus Link
Carl Linnaeus is one of the great scientific figures of the 18th century. His works and those influenced by him are of great historical significance and continuing scientific relevance. The Linnaeus Link project - a collaboration between The Natural History Museum and a number of international partners - aims to improve access to these key resources by the creation of high quality digital records. This will eventually lead to an on-line union catalogue of Linnaean material. [eng]
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Linnaeus, Carolus
Swedish naturalist, who developed binomial nomenclature to classify and organize plants and animals. [eng]
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Linnaeus
Portrait. [eng]
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Project Linnaeus
This project was founded in 1995 with the creation of the international team responsible for the editing of the Linnaean correspondence, a corpus of 7000 letters to and from Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), the father of modern botanical classification. [eng]
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Linnaeus
De Zweedse natuuronderzoeker Carl von Linné, beter bekend als Carolus Linnaeus (1707-1778), introduceerde het binominale systeem voor het benoemen van levende wezens. In dit systeem kan elke bekende plant of dier nauwkeurig geďdentificeerd worden door twee namen: de ene voor het geslacht en de andere voor de soort. De eerste naam wordt met een hoofdletter geschreven, de tweede met een kleine. [nld]
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Carl Linnaeus - Carl von Linné
Biography. [eng]
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