1. Linnaeus's system of animal classification is based on common physical characteristics. Can you devise a system of animal classification based on some other idea-behavior or habitat, for example? In your new system, what animals would be classed together that are not classed together in Linnaeus's system?

1. Linnaeus's system of animal classification is based on common physical characteristics. Can you devise a system of animal classification based on some other idea-behavior or habitat, for example? In your new system, what animals would be classed together that are not classed together in Linnaeus's system?

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