International Code of Zoological Nomenclature¶
International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. (1999). International Code of Zoological Nomenclature.
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Primes¶
- Appellation
- Naming Convention
- In biological nomenclature, binomial names, gene symbols, and strain designations each have explicit minting rules and an authority enforcing them.
This sourceThe authoritative rule-set governing the formation, uniqueness, and priority of binomial animal names — a worked instance of a generator-grammar-uniqueness-commitment naming convention with an enforcing authority.
- In biological nomenclature, binomial names, gene symbols, and strain designations each have explicit minting rules and an authority enforcing them.
- Retired Term
- In biological nomenclature, superseded names persist as synonyms in name registries, so papers citing an old binomial remain resolvable to the currently accepted taxon.
This sourceGoverns synonymy under the Principle of Priority so that superseded names persist as junior synonyms and prior citations remain resolvable to the currently valid taxon.
- In biological nomenclature, superseded names persist as synonyms in name registries, so papers citing an old binomial remain resolvable to the currently accepted taxon.
- Supersession
- In biology and ecology it is competitive exclusion in stable communities and invasive species displacing natives in a niche; in taxonomy it is synonymy resolution under a priority rule, where a senior synonym supersedes a junior one that persists in the literature but is no longer valid.
This sourcePrinciple of Priority (Article 23) by which a senior synonym supersedes a junior synonym in the role of valid name, with the junior name persisting as a recorded synonym.
- In biology and ecology it is competitive exclusion in stable communities and invasive species displacing natives in a niche; in taxonomy it is synonymy resolution under a priority rule, where a senior synonym supersedes a junior one that persists in the literature but is no longer valid.
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