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192 Terms used in Bionomenclature<br />

partially suppressed name, and totally suppressed name. (2) (bio.)<br />

one placed on a list of suppressed names. (2) (phyl.) a name that<br />

would normally have precedence but does not, due to a decision by<br />

the Committee on Phylogenetic Nomenclature to give precedence to<br />

a later synonym or homonym; see also suppression.<br />

suppressed work, [opera utique oppressa]: (1) (bot.) works, ruled as<br />

suppressed, in which in which names in specified ranks are not<br />

validly published; suppression is subject to the decision of an<br />

International Botanical Congress. (2) (zool.) a work that the<br />

Commission (ICZN) has ruled to be unpublished or unavailable; see<br />

suppression.<br />

suppression, [suppress]: (1) (zool.) a ruling by the Commission (ICZN),<br />

using its plenary power, (a) that a work is to be deemed, for<br />

nomenclatural purposes as unpublished, or that names and acts in it<br />

are not available, or (b) that an available name is never to be used as<br />

valid because (i) it is only available for the purpose of homonymy<br />

(i.e. partial suppression) or (ii) it is not available for the purposes of<br />

priority and homonymy (i.e. total suppression, but a totally<br />

suppressed species-group name may still denote the type species of<br />

a nominal genus or subgenus, or (c) the available name is only to be<br />

used as valid under stated conditions (e.g. when not considered a<br />

synonym of a particular later name (i.e. conditional suppression). (2)<br />

(bot.) of a work, see suppressed work; of a name, see rejected name,<br />

suppressed name. (3) (bio.) of a name, its placing on a list of<br />

suppressed names on the authority of the ICB because it would<br />

cause a disadvantageous nomenclatural change<br />

supra, [sup.]: on the upper side; above.<br />

supra-: a prefix used when referring to all ranks above a particular one.<br />

supra citatato, [supra cit.]: of a work, one cited above.<br />

suprafamilial: of a taxon, one at a rank higher than that of family or family<br />

group.<br />

suprageneric: of a taxon, one at a rank higher than that of genus or genus<br />

group.<br />

supraspecific: of a taxon, one at a rank higher than that of species or<br />

species group.

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