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Budniewski674 Budniewski674
  • 24-03-2015
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A species designation should always include the genus. True False

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RedRicin
RedRicin RedRicin
  • 24-03-2015

A species is designated / named with binomial nomenclature, which first includes the genus, then the species.

For instance, humans are formally named homo sapien. Our genus is homo, and our species is sapien.

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Anonymous Anonymous
  • 24-03-2015

True a specie designation should always include the genus because we have to know what class or division the specie is.

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