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to a plant or an animal, a bacterium or an elephant. [see
Rule 20.2]
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Gastrop• for Gastropoduloj (Gastropodidae)
Fanerog• for Fanerogamuloj (Phanerogamae)
1. This abbreviated form has to be marked by a capital letter
at the beginning and a point at the end, preferably by a
midway dot as used in mathematics. The normal number
of syllables goes from one to four, although exceptions
may occasionally occur to avoid homonymy.
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Fag• for Fageskoj Fagales
Abi• for Abieskoj Abietacea
Shelyker• for Shelykereskoj Chelyceratae
Konusofor• for Konusoforuloj Coniferophyta, Coniferae
Finally we come to the not unimportant matter of
Orthography, valid for the Key in particular as well
as for common Uniespo.
1. All characters are pronounced as they are written, and
written as they are pronounced, whatever their
positioning, whatever speech sound comes before or
after. 8 So the antique C and Q(ue) are gone —
supplanted by either S or K or TS.
Consequently, no more variations of the sort: sutchuenensis,
setchuenensis, szechuanensis, szechwanensis, setchwanensis,
szechuenensis... but uniformly and simply: setshwanuja.
[The suffix -U J stands for “land, region”]
8 Uniespo also provides a system for transliteration of names from non-
Latin alphabets, called “Universala Skribo” (Universal Writing).