In the 1700s, swedish biologist carl linnaeus developed a system of classifying organisms in which every organism was given a scientific name that consisted of its species name and genus name. how did linnaeus's work future scientists?

It allowed scientists to clearly communicate with each other about different organisms.

Explanation:

Carl Linnaeus was a Swedish Botanist who is known for devising the system of classification for organisms and bringing forward the system of binomial nomenclature. Binomial nomenclature can be described as a method by which a scientific name is assigned to every organism based on their genus and species name.

This method is beneficial for scientists so that they can communicate with each other about different organisms. As scientists belonging to different regions had different common names for an organism, binomial nomenclature made possible for scientists to communicate bu using specific scientific names.  

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