Linnaeus classified organisms into two kingdoms. how was his system of classificationimpacted after the invention of the microscope?
a. for more domains were introduced. be. many and identified trees were classified. see. for more kingdoms were introduced. d. mini and identified large animals were classified.

The correct answer is option C, For more kingdoms were introduced

Linnaeus  was the first to develop a system of classification of living things. He mainly grouped the living things into animal or plant kingdom, but later with the advent of microscope it became easy for the researchers to observe microscopic beings and thus three new kingdoms were proposed namely- fungi, protists (considered as simple organism) and monera (bacteria).  

Not only this with in a kingdoms comes several phylum, these phylums were also reorganized and recategorised based on the discovery of more categories and subcategories.  

golgi body just took the test on edge

it is called the mitotic spindle