The binomial name is different from the common or vernacular name. The latter is non-standardized and varies by location as opposed to the former that is standardized and usage is globally accepted. Genus vs. Species A species is regarded as the most basic unit or category in the biological ...
species vs. genusdoi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/bmj.d1733BMJ
An example of binomial nomenclature of a genus and species name is Canis lupus. C. lupus is the proper scientific name that describes all wolves.What is a Genus? In order for scientists to organize and categorize all life on earth, a ranking and naming system was developed to sort every ...
Twenty-nine species are found in the USSR—in the European USSR, the Far East, and Middle Asia. Maples grow in deciduous and mixed forests; pure stands of maple are rarely formed. The wood has many industrial uses; for example, it is used in the manufacture of furniture, musical ...
Field mouse is a name applied to various wild-living mice in different parts of the world. The Old World field mice are species of the genusApodemus,closely related to the house mouse and found throughout Eurasia and North Africa. The widely distributed long-tailed field mouse,Apodemus sylvatic...
Type species Mysticellus frankisp. nov. Etymology The genus name,Mysticellus, is a masculine noun derived from the Latinmysticus(meaning mysterious) + ellus(a diminuitive), highlighting the ability of this small frog to remain out of sight despite its occurrence in wayside areas surrounding...
(2014). Molecular phylogenetics of three species of the genus Rastrelliger using mitochondrial DNA markers. Mol Biol Rep 42:873-9.Basheer VS, Mohitha C, Vineesh N, Divya PR, Gopalakrishnam A, et al. (2015) Molecular phylogenetics of three species of the genus Rastrelliger using mitochondrial...
<Mmm, the Zebrasoma is not so aggressive really, not compared to the Acanthurus. Would add this first, depending on size/s. You could easily have one of the Ctenochaetus species here> Maybe a smaller specimen, added last, but I'm open to suggestions. ...
The new species differs from G. (C.) areticulata sp. n. by the presence of reticulate pattern in the anogenital region represented by small, numerous, dense cells (vs. strong, branched cerotegumental ridges, which do not form a reticulate pattern present in G. ...
As in most bryozoans, taxonomy and systematics of species in the genus Reteporella Busk, 1884 (family Phidoloporidae) has hitherto almost exclusively been based on morphological characters. From the central North Atlantic Azores Archipelago, nine Retepor