Broberg, a widely admired authority on Linnaeus, died in 2022. “The Man Who Organized Nature,” capably translated by Anna Paterson, is his last book, the summation of a lifetime of research.

In his book, Keisuke introduced Linnaeus's classification system as ... In the twentieth century, as Japanese taxonomy made progress, more and more new species began to be reported.

In his new book, The Poverty of the Linnaean Hierarchy: A Philosophical Study of Biological Taxonomy (Cambridge University Press), he says the system -- devised by Carolus Linnaeus -- is both ...

Published in 1735, the book is the first attempt to describe ... On Tuesday, scientists and historian speak on “Three Hundred Years of Linnaean Taxonomy” in an all-day symposium at the Natural ...

A paranormal romance, a Mormon history and a biologist’s investigation into the art and science of taxonomy are among the notable books by local ... covers the work of Linnaeus, Darwin and ...

Linnaeus was an avid collector and classifier ... to create this wonderful reference for all those involved in taxonomy. The book is a work of art. Even non-botanists will be seduced by this ...

According to William MacGillivray's book "Lives of Eminent Zoologists ... of science' by bringing order to taxonomy." At its most basic level, the Linnaean system assigns each unique species ...

To give clarity and order to nature’s wild abundance, Linnaeus invented two important tools: a seven-part hierarchical taxonomy and a ... without books or distractions, simply thinking.

Two books launched in June have systematized an alternative ... whose use is restricted to certain niches of researchers. Despite its limitations, Linnaean-based taxonomy is still useful and widely ...

The student sits before a panel of professors, answering questions drawn from the book list ... Carl Linnaeus, the Swedish botanist, physician, and the father of modern taxonomy.

The book traces some reasons — the anti-aristocratic fervor of the French Revolution in suppressing Buffon’s scholarship; the European colonialists who firmly elevated Linnaeus’s more ...