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36 H Hibridulo hybrid X Taktsalo taxon (any) Y Artefarito artefact Z Synbiawzo symbiosis In between F and T may be added a further taxon N for “nation” (Natsio). T replaces “suborder”; L replaces “subclass”. H for hybrid is used for denoting cross-breeds (chimeras) incapable of reproducing themselves in Nature. 1. Evidently, the sequence(s) of an official representation must follow the normal hierarchical order, left-to-right in text for topto-bottom in the table. Dicotylae Fanerog• G Dykotiledonuloj Lepadogaster Gobiez• G Lepasogastro 2. Which higher taxon(s) are to be mentioned, or which to be left out, will be freely decided by the specialist in each context. There are no absolute rules here, other than always keeping the trimeral array well in mind, if not explicitly in writing. EXCESSIVE: Mandibl• Entom• Pter• Ektopter• Izopter• G Termito SUFFICIENT: Entom• L Pterentomontjuloj for the cladus Pterygota 3. When a given name is valid for several hiqher taxons, the system allows for putting the relators concerned one after the other. It seems preferable, though not imperative, to keep them separated by a blank space. Synpet• O F Rubleskoj for order & family Rublaceae Axenarzh• T F Tserveskoj for tribe & family Cervidae All right — acceptance of this new arrangement and its extra differentiation will almost certainly call for a lot of reshuffling among the traditional taxons. But then, we don’t get “owt for nowt”, do we? Besides, think of the peace, stability, and unity which must finally ensue !
4. In the spoken language it may prove practical to use the alternative NBN-proposal of adding -(taktsal)anoj (“taxon members”) to the basic name. O Delfeneskoj = “Delfenordanoj” When incorporating a scientific name into a 21 text, there is no longer any need to make its particular status stand out against the environment of normal language, by giving it a special emphasis such as (the usual) italics. The relator takes over this function perfectly well. One is now even at liberty to leave out the genus name altogether and use only the species name preceded by its relator — provided, of course, that the context makes it clear which genus it refers to. “Speaking about Borago, its species name S meditsina (spec. officinalis) gets its name from the ancient practice of using it to make wounds close up quickly.” “Snake birds, like G Anhingo (Anhinga), pursue and catch fish under water.” As usual, subspecies are also defined by an extra 22 adjective put after the normal species adjective. Here, however, the taxon symbol is subdivided by an indexing cross. Everything said about species names applies also to the subspecies names — particularly avoidance of tautonymy — except for the custom of employing mostly geographical concepts. [For varieties and races see Rule 27]. Deciding, which subspecies has to be considered as typical of the whole group, is a very vexed question, which might better be left to the CBC-programme of Rule 2, making a choice at random... 37
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