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Another ill-advised custom is tautonymy between 10 genus and epitheton. This should certainly be avoided, unless the repetition is not formal but only semantic (same meaning but other word). This goes for the subspecies too. Translation into Uniespo will more often than not automatically bring the necessary differentiation, anyway. 24 Cygnus cygnus Tsigno sovadzha [”wild”] Pica pica Pigo samnoma [”same-name”] Chloris chloris Xlorisso verdula [”green-one”] Gallus gallus Galjusso kokonoma [”rooster”] Genus and species names of a particular nature, 11 such as “uncertain determination, hypothetical reconstruction, reference to another genus”, are to be marked by a special flag, to the right of the word concerned, as an exponential symbol (o, +, ). alfataktsa o (reference to other genus) [stands for “refero”] betataktsa + (fossil or extinct species) [stands for “fosilia”] deltataktsa * (uncertain identification) [stands for “maltserta”] Arthonia nephromiaria Artonio nefromma o (as dwelling on the particular genus Nefrommo). Lernaea lusci Lernio gadussa o and not Lernio unuokula (because it is a copepod parasite on Gadus luscus).
Reference to some generic name, related or un- 12 related, should theoretically be avoided, but cannot be ruled out in practice (parasitism!). Even more undesirable is the habit of referring to another species, related or unrelated. But, if it really cannot be avoided, one can resort to the mention -spetsia (“species”) added as a tail to the normal epitheton. Its tape-worm aspect will make the name stand out as Hobson’s choice by itself ... Phaeospora granulosae Fajosporo grajnetsospetsia Polycoccum bryonthae Polykoktso muskokotospetsia Any scientific species name must consist of only 13 one word. If two or more concepts are at stake, they must be merged into a single compound. However, one should avoid welding more than two concepts together. In such a case it is advisable to create a new name altogether. [see Rule 25] 14 New-Zealandian novazilenda terrae novae novalanda kwerka + betula (oak + birch) betulokwerka Acronyms and codes — as in microbiology — are admissible on condition they obey the general naming procedures of Universal Taxonomy. 7 “laser prone” laserosentema HIV homimunetsa An extremely important matter, where specific 15 names are concerned, is the characteristic(s) which they are to express for typifying a given species. These are normally drawn — and in the following 7 Universal Esperanto provides special rules for realms such as geology, astronomy, chemistry... and even jargon. 25
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