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The Scientist Who Coined the Name Homo Sapiens for Human

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Question 23

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The scientist who coined the name Homo sapiens for human beings and placed them in a higher taxonomic group (primates) was


A) Charles Darwin.
B) Georges Cuvier.
C) Carolus Linnaeus.
D) Robert Hooke.

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