What is the scientific name?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A name used all around the world to classify a living organism. It is composed of a genus and species name.

A sceintific name can also be considered for non living things, these are usually called scientific jargon, or very simply 'proper names for the things around you'.

Answer 3

A scientific name is the base name. A creature or item may have numerous common names depending on locality, but the scientific name will remain the same no matter where.It is also called the genus-species name

Answer 4

A Scientific name, or more correctly botanical name (for plants) or zoological name (for animals) is a unique Latin based descriptive name that is allocated to each and every living thing.

The name is based on a hierarchical classification system which was developed by Carl Linnaeus in the early 1700's - called binomial nomenclature (two names).

By using this system scientists, botanist, zoologists etc. avoid confusing specific species of animals (plants, bacteria etc.) which occurs when referring to them by common names.

For example if a zoologist was studying dogs he could accurately describe the specific type of dog out of the hundreds of different breeds that exist; that way his research could be checked or repeated with accuracy at a later stage.

Answer 5

Binomial nomenclature is a system of giving distinct and proper names to organisms with each name consisting of two words, generic and specific . Also known as scientific names. Example scientific name of human is Homo sapiens , scientific name of frog is Rana tigrina etc .

Answer 6

A scientific name for name is nomenclature.

Answer 7

Each living organism needs to be classified into scientific names which scientists get these names from combining the genus and species together.

Answer 8

The scientific name provides the genus and species of a certain living organism. This is how they are classified.

Answer 9

The scientific name is Homo sapiens.