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Match Column-1 with Column-II and select the corred option from the codes given below. Column-l Column-II A. Binomial nomenclature (ii) Hippocrates B. The Darwin of the $20^{\text {th }}$ (ii) Earnst Mayr century C. Father of Botany (iii) Linnaeus 10. Father of medicine (iw) Theopharastus (a) $\mathrm{A}-(\mathrm{ii} i), \mathrm{B}-(\mathrm{ii}), \mathrm{C}-(\mathrm{iv}), \mathrm{D}-(1)$ (b) $A$-(iii), $B-(i i), C-(i), D-(i v)$ (c) $\quad A-(i), B-(i i), C-(i i), D-(i v)$ (d) $A-(i i), B-(u i), C-(i v), D-(i)$

Match Column-1 with Column-II and select the corred option from the codes given below. Column-l Column-II
A. Binomial nomenclature
(ii) Hippocrates
B. The Darwin of the $20^{\text {th }}$
(ii) Earnst Mayr
century
C. Father of Botany
(iii) Linnaeus
10. Father of medicine
(iw) Theopharastus
(a) $\mathrm{A}-(\mathrm{ii} i), \mathrm{B}-(\mathrm{ii}), \mathrm{C}-(\mathrm{iv}), \mathrm{D}-(1)$
(b) $A$-(iii), $B-(i i), C-(i), D-(i v)$
(c) $\quad A-(i), B-(i i), C-(i i), D-(i v)$
(d) $A-(i i), B-(u i), C-(i v), D-(i)$

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Key Concepts

Foundations of Botany

The foundations of botany refer to the early systematic approach to studying plants. Theophrastus, often called the 'Father of Botany', made significant contributions by classifying and describing numerous plant species, setting the stage for further botanical research and understanding.

Foundations of Medicine

The foundations of medicine center on the early contributions to the field of medical knowledge and practice. Hippocrates, regarded as the 'Father of Medicine', is celebrated for his systematic approach to clinical observation and ethical medical practice, which laid the groundwork for modern medicine.

Binomial Nomenclature

Binomial nomenclature is the formal system of naming species of living things by giving each a name composed of two parts, using Latin grammatical forms. Established by Linnaeus, this universal system standardizes the way species are identified and classified across different languages and regions, forming the backbone of modern taxonomy.

Evolutionary Biology

This field focuses on the study of the processes that drive the evolution of organisms over time. It includes understanding natural selection, as introduced by Darwin, and later expansions by scientists like Ernst Mayr who advanced evolutionary theory, particularly in the context of species and speciation in the 20th century.

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