What are 2 parts of a scientific name?

Answer 1

The two parts of a scientific name are called, respectively, Genus and species. Genus is always capitalized, and species is lowercase. Often the entire thing is in italics. The genus is the most specific group that some organism can be in. Each organism in classified into a number of different sections, those being domain, kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species. The scientific name as you can see represents only the last two. The species name is the specific type of animal in the genus. There can be many different types of animals in a genus, but each type of animal only has one species name within the genus.

Answer 2

The two parts of the scientific name are the genus and species (for instance human is Homo sapiens). The entire taxonomic classification scheme is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus and species. So, for humans, the classification is Animalia, Chordata, Mammalia, Primates, Hominidae, Homo, sapiens.

Answer 3

binomial nomenclature- made from the 'genus' name and the 'specific/descriptive/trivial' name of the organism which together

make up the species name.

eg. genus = homo, specific = sapien, species = 'homo sapiens' (humans)

Answer 4

The first part is the genus name. The second part is the unique species name

For example: Homo sapien.

Homo is the genus name and sapien is the species name. Another organism in that genus would be Homo erectus.

Answer 5

The first part, the genus name, is capitalized, and refers to a group of species to which the animal belongs. The second part is the species name, and naturally refers only to one species.

Answer 6

genus and species

Answer 7

if i gave u the entire list the website would shut down, there is a name for every single animal species in whole entire world!

Answer 8

In binominal name the first is Genus and second is Species.

Answer 9

genus and species

Answer 10

Genus and species.