Solution:

Robert H. Whitaker classified the creatures into five kingdoms

Kingdom 1-Monera (single-celled organisms without bacteria-nucleus)

Kingdom 2 – Protista (single-celled organisms with amoeba-nuclei)

Kingdom 3 – Fungi (fungi – single-celled organisms / multicellular organisms that cannot move)

Kingdom 4 – Plante (plants – mammals with no motility)

Kingdom 5 – Animalia (Animals – Parasitic and Movable Multicellulars)

The kingdom of Monira was divided into two kingdoms, Archaea and Bacteria, and a domain of six taxonomic schemes was devised by Carl Woese.

Domain Bacteria – Kingdom Bacteria

DomainArchia-Kingdom Arcia

Domain Eucaria – Kingdom Protista, Kingdom Fungai, Kingdom Plante, Kingdom Animalia.

John Ray (England) – More than 18000 plants were recorded in the book Historia Generalis Plantarum .The term “species” was first used.

Carl Linnaeus (Sweden) – The father of modern taxonomy, devised a two-name scheme for giving living things a scientific name.