What is the scientific names for scientific names?

Answer 1

Man belongs to the genus Homo and species sapiens.

Answer 2

A genus (plural: genera, from Latin genus "descent, family, type, gender") is a low-level taxonomic rank used in the classification of living and fossil organisms.

Like almost all other taxonomic units, genera may sometimes be divided into subgenera, singular: subgenus. The largest main taxonomic unit below the genus is the species.

get to the point idk all of the names but when someone asks you the names give them the names. not beed around the bush like these guys did.

Ursus= bears

It is known as its Binomial Name.

Answer 3

All animals are defined scientifically by a genus and species.

For example the Mute Swam has a scientific name Cygnus olor.

Cygnus is the genus and olor the species.

Answer 4

A scientific name consists of two parts; the first is the genus and the second is the species.

A certain genus contains a group of related species.

The definition of a species differs in different contexts; one definition is

When an organism is classified it is placed in taxonomic ranks that become gradually more specific :

domain, kingdom, phylum,class, order, family,genus, species.

Answer 5

The scientific names for scientific names are binomial nomenclature or Latin binomial. It is a two-part naming system used in taxonomy to give each species a unique name consisting of a genus name and a species name.

Answer 6

Accually, the scientific name for scientific names is a Binomial Nomenclature meaning 2 names.

Answer 7

Tautonym