In 1735, Swedish Botanist Carl Linnaeus Grouped Human Beings into Four

In 1735, Swedish botanist Carl Linnaeus grouped human beings into four basic categories-Europaeus, Americanus, Asiaticus, and Africanus. His assumption about these four groups was that:

A) they had developed cultural differences but were essentially very similar.
B) they had innate qualities that were different but that could be modified through socialization.
C) their different cultural practices eventually produced physical differences.
D) they had innate qualities that were different and unable to be altered.