In the classification system devised by linnaeus, the names of families of plants end with the suffix -aceae, while those of animals end with -idae. Hence, option e is correct.
The creation of a hierarchical framework for classifying nature was one of his accomplishments. Eight taxa are now part of this system: domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. Binomial nomenclature is a method of naming species that Linnaeus also gave us.
The taxa, or groupings, that make up the Linnaean categorization system are arranged in a hierarchy. From the kingdom to the species, there are taxa. The kingdom is the biggest and most diverse organization. It is made up of creatures with just a few fundamental commonalities.
The kingdoms of plants and animals are two examples. The smallest and most exclusive grouping is the species. It comprises of creatures that are enough similar to one another to mate and have children. A genus is a group of closely related species.
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Question correction:
In the classification system devised by Linnaeus, the names of of plants end with the suffix while those of animals end with Select one:
a. families; -idae; -aceae
b. classes; -aceae; -idae
c. orders; -idae; -aceae
d. classes; -idae; -aceae
e. families; -aceae; -idae
