nomenclatural (Meaning)

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nomenclatural (a.)

Pertaining or according to a nomenclature.

The nomenclatural system for living organisms ensures that each species has a unique and unambiguous scientific name.
The nomenclatural code undergoes periodic revisions to keep up with scientific advancements and discoveries.
Correct nomenclatural usage is crucial for accurate communication and understanding in the field of taxonomy.
The nomenclatural authority for a given species is the scientist who first formally describes and names it.
Homonyms are nomenclatural duplicates, referring to two different species with the same name.
The nomenclatural status of a species can change over time due to taxonomic revisions or name changes.
The nomenclatural rules govern the formation and application of scientific species names.
Nomenclatural databases provide a comprehensive and authoritative source of species names and taxonomic information.
The nomenclatural implications of taxonomic rearrangements must be considered carefully to maintain nomenclatural stability.
Proper nomenclatural usage is essential for the precise identification and communication of species information across scientific disciplines.

Pertaining or according to a nomenclature.

moniker, appellation, nickname, title, designation, name, handle, banner, monicker, cognomen

No antonyms found.

The nomenclatural system for living organisms ensures that each species has a unique and unambiguous scientific name.

The nomenclatural code undergoes periodic revisions to keep up with scientific advancements and discoveries.

Correct nomenclatural usage is crucial for accurate communication and understanding in the field of taxonomy.

The nomenclatural authority for a given species is the scientist who first formally describes and names it.