Index of the scientific names of microorganisms, plants, and animalsELSEVIERDevelopments in Soil Science
. 211 Abstract The family-group names of animals (superfamily, family, subfamily, supertribe, tribe and subtribe) are regulated by the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Family names are particularly important because they are among the most widely used of all technical animal names. ...
Such terms are typically unnecessary in Metazoa; for example, you will not as often hear a zoologist refer to Cnidaria as “a basal lineage of animals,” since most biologists are familiar with the general placement of jellyfish and their relatives in the metazoan tree of life. Moreover, ...
Joyce et al. (2004) explored difficulties associated with converting a large number of traditionally used names to phylogenetically defined ones and provided an internally consistent nomenclature for the most important crown and total groups of turtles that evenly implemented the “crown group...
Generic names of Agaricomycotina representing sexu- ally and asexually typified genera that compete for use have been evaluated by the Homobasidiomycetes WG of the ICTF**. The original members of this group were as- sembled prior to compilation of the list of names need- ing assessment ...
From this, a set of 45 iterations of search terms were generated. Examples include: I can't say names; Why can't I say names?; and Why doesn't my partner say my name? This procedure resulted in an original list of 45 questions. In addition to these questions, the Google suggested ...
known people, royal dynasties, works of art, cities, etc along with pictures of things, animals, etc., and comments.Le Petit Robertdeals only with language, with dates of attestation, etymologies, and such, so the two complement each other well. TheTLFIis for a higher level of language ...
The HNB was authored by the German naturalist George Marcgrave and the Dutch physician Willem Piso, and edited by the geographer and director of the WIC, Johannes de Laet, who published it in 1648. With great detail, De Laet systematized local knowledge on plants and animals as reported by...
The Vaie people include their folk taxa under two broad unique begin- ners—te'dai (plants) and semezap (animals). The word te'dai refers to plants (noun) as well as grow (verb). Members of the younger generation confuse between both applications of the word te'dai and have begun ...
In advancing to one scientific name for fungi, this paper treats genera competing for use in the phylogenetically defined class Leotiomycetes except for genera of Erysiphales. Two groups traditionally included in the so-called “inoperculate discomycetes