Subspecific name
Subspecific name In zoology, a subspecific name is the third part of a trinomen ... below that of species, namely "subspecies". The name of a subspecies is a trinomen, ...
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Specific name
Specific name In zoological nomenclature, a specific name is the second part (second name) in the name of a species (a binomen). The first part is the name of the genus. Example: The scientific ...
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User talk:UtherSRG/Arch5
... a Wikipedian! Tip: you can sign your name with ~~~~ snoyes 20:07, 4 Dec 2003 ... 8, 2004 (UTC) Binomial nomenclature vs. Binomial name You said at Clymene Dolphin that you have been changing binomial name to binomial nomenclature "all other the place ... that point is the binomial or scientific name.. not the nomenclature which tells how to create the binomial name. So its better to write binomial ...
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... a Wikipedian! Tip: you can sign your name with ~~~~ snoyes 20:07, 4 Dec 2003 ... it 'bad luck' to un-redden my name by creating a user page before someone ... them all the way down to the subspecific level, as that's going to double ... only capitalized if they contain a proper name. Neither "blue" nor "crab" is a proper name. I'd be happy to scan ...
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Talk:Kigelia
... the first mention of the page title name should be bold. MPF 12:03, 12 ... see your point, but leaving a scientific name not italicised (even when bold) looks (to ... how to pronounce the tree's scientific name. It was a POV pronunciation; others differ ... enable readers to communicate and understand the name in spoken dialog. Thus, if you know ... are"; this is incorrect, as a species name is never given on its own, ...
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Trinomen
Trinomen In zoology, a trinomen, or trinominal name, refers to the name of a subspecies. A trinomen is a name consisting of three names: generic name, specific name and subspecific name. All three names ...
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... a Wikipedian! Tip: you can sign your name with ~~~~ snoyes 20:07, 4 Dec 2003 ... them all the way down to the subspecific level, as that's going to double ... two. We can always create a common-name alternative. --Oldak Quill 17:23, 10 Jun ... only capitalized if they contain a proper name. Neither "blue" nor "crab" is a proper name. I'd be happy to scan ...
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Binominal nomenclature
... binominal nomenclature refers to species have a name composed of two names, a "binomen": a generic name and a specific name. No other rank can have a name composed of two names: subspecies have a name composed of three names, a "trinomen": ...
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Rank (zoology)
... the rank of species gets a scientific name in one part (a uninominal name) a species (a taxon at the rank of species) gets a name composed of two names (a binominal name or binomen : generic name + specific name) a subspecies (a taxon ...
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Trinomen   (translated from Dutch)
... In zoölogische nomenclatuur are trinomen, or trinominale name, the formal name of ondersoort: trinomen exist from three names. The name of ondersoort ("subspecies nasty") exists from the name of the genus (official "generic nasty"), the "type name" [?] (official "specific nasty") and the "name ...
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