Aristotle classified the animals into two groups. Which of the following is the correct one?
Chordata and non-chordata
Protozoa
Enaima and anaima
Vertebrata and invertebrata
A
Protozoa
B
Enaima and anaima
C
Vertebrata and invertebrata
D
Chordata and non-chordata
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Aristotle and other Greek philosophers divided organisms into two groups- plants and animals.
Aristotle divided plants into three groups- herbs, shrubs and trees.
He divided animals into two groups: one that has red blood is placed into 'Enaima' and the second that does not have red blood is placed into 'Anaima'.
So, the correct answer is 'Enaima and anaima'
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