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Why do scientists use binomial nomenclature instead of common names?
Common names are physically accurate descriptions of organisms.
Common names are uniform across the globe.
Common names do not always translate accurately.
Common names are based on DNA analysis.
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Common names do not always translate accurately.
Scientific (binomial) names are standardized and unique worldwide, avoiding the ambiguity, regional variation, and multiple different meanings that common names can have.
Scientific (binomial) names are standardized and unique worldwide, avoiding the ambiguity, regional variation, and multiple different meanings that common names can have.
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