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of the naming and classification of animals and plants in non-Western societies have revealed some general principles that suggest pre-scientific man's conceptual and linguistic method of organising the biological world in a hierarchical way. Such studies indicate that the urge to classify is a basic
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will help to harmonize the appearance and increase the robustness of ontological representational units such as class and relation names. A full free access paper with the naming conventions is accessible online under
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1443:International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
1352:International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
1222:International Code of Nomenclature of Prokaryotes
1198:was rapidly adopted after the publication of his
989:is that proper names denote a unique entity e.g.
343:Influence of social, political, religious factors
5651:
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489:" Formal systems of scientific nomenclature and
359:are both closely related, mutually intelligible
2614:Biochemical Nomenclature and Related Documents.
417:Names provide us with a way of structuring and
2682:. Oxford: Unit for Prosopographical Research.
2463:Cantino, Philip D.; de Queiroz, Kevin (2020).
2065:
1622:Nomenclature – definitions from Dictionary.com
310:
154:used in scientific and any other disciplines.
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2770:http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2105/10/125
1598:(18th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
1232:International Code of Zoological Nomenclature
1093:, the study of proper names of water bodies;
864:
2642:. Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Publications.
2544:Connelly Neil G., McCleverty Jon A. (2001).
2196:Glossary of linguistic terms: what is a noun
1966:Proceedings of the Linnaean Society (London)
1704:
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1441:. These systems can be accessed through the
1125:Nomenclature, classification, identification
722:) the name usually consists of a noun (like
301:refers to a list of names, as does the word
2739:International Council of Onomastic Sciences
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2653:Symbols, units and nomenclature in physics.
2369:. London: Elsevier Academic Press. p. 552.
2209:
2072:Philosophy, Theory, and Practice in Biology
584:frames this interpretation through either "
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157:Naming "things" is a part of general human
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2469:. CRC Press. p. Boca Raton, Florida.
1387:, contains recommendations for the use of
1119:
1050:(ὄνομα, 'name'). So we have, for example,
2640:Compendium of Macromolecular Nomenclature
2548:. Cambridge: Royal Society of Chemistry.
2441:NC-ICBMB & Webb, Edwin C.(eds) 1992.
2093:
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1925:. Princeton: Princeton University Press.
1595:Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary
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379:respectively, as seen in the context of
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1946:Princeton: Princeton University Press.
1895:. 1963. "Primitive Classifications ."
215:(concerned with human names, including
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2660:93(1–2):1–60. Retrieved 2009-09-23.
2348:(6th ed.) Oxford: Clarenden Press.
1784:
1778:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
1741:Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
824:. Names are given, for example, to
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2037:10.5252/anthropozoologica2022v57a2
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1759:Australasian Journal of Philosophy
1346:and for describing the science of
1275:Global Medical Device Nomenclature
1260:– international standard on human
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2588:Blackwell Scientific Publications
2532:Blackwell Scientific Publications
2346:Shorter Oxford English Dictionary
2326:Principles of Angiosperm Taxonomy
2176:Oxford: Oxford University Press.
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4301:Democratic Republic of the Congo
2109:Laurin, Michel (3 August 2023).
2085:10.3998/ptpbio.16039257.0010.001
1713:Separate Language Versus Dialect
1554:Longman Pronunciation Dictionary
1320:International Astronomical Union
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1301:astronomical naming conventions
1294:Astronomical naming conventions
915:(if given then), or simply the
429:Names, words, language, meaning
401:pan-Islamism religious identity
5534:Language-for-specific-purposes
3455:Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
2193:Loos, Eugene E., et al. 2003.
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2407:Lawrence, George H. M. 1951.
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1236:Virus nomenclature – used in
967:Common names and proper names
859:is possibly derived from the
211:and their origins, includes:
3485:Philosophical Investigations
2411:. New York: Macmillan. p. 3.
1756:. 1981. "What's in a name?"
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861:Proto-Indo-European language
293:('to call'). The Latin term
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5625:List of online dictionaries
3326:Modality (natural language)
2761:Ontology Naming Conventions
2724:Scheetz, George H. (1988).
2409:Taxonomy of Vascular Plants
2147:Online Etymology Dictionary
1873:, Dennis E. Breedlove, and
1806:174(4015):1210–13. p. 1210.
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311:Onomastics and nomenclature
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4964:Imperial, royal, and noble
3465:Language, Truth, and Logic
3205:Theological noncognitivism
3090:Contrast theory of meaning
3085:Causal theory of reference
2816:Index of language articles
2666:
2365:Simpson, Michael G. 2006.
2095:2027/spo.16039257.0010.001
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2386:Winston, Judith E. 1999.
1695:, and Phillip M. Carter.
1653:Scheetz, George H. 1988.
1556:(3rd ed.). Longman.
1420:(in association with the
1395:(in association with the
1252:Phylogenetic nomenclature
1149:biological classification
712:) and 'particular kind' (
636:"unique beginner" — e.g.
495:biological classification
3889:Maiden and married names
3475:Two Dogmas of Empiricism
2445:London: Academic Press.
1744:. Retrieved: 2009-09-23.
1430:macromolecular chemistry
1135:Identification (biology)
981:The distinction between
435:Proper name (philosophy)
5670:Linguistics terminology
5665:Scientific nomenclature
5376:Category:Lists of names
3276:Use–mention distinction
3120:Direct reference theory
2616:London: Portland Press.
2242:McFarland & Company
2184:. Retrieved 2009-09-23.
2006:Journal of Ethnobiology
1880:American Anthropologist
1842:Journal of Ethnobiology
1781:. Retrieved 2009-09-23.
1208:biological nomenclature
1186:Biological nomenclature
1120:Scientific nomenclature
865:
696:"varietal name" — e.g.
685:"specific name" — e.g.
535:(nature of life cycle);
249:biological nomenclature
241:descriptive linguistics
187:theoretical linguistics
5620:List of lexicographers
4306:Eritrean and Ethiopian
3210:Theory of descriptions
3145:Linguistic determinism
2807:Philosophy of language
2674:Keats-Rohan, Katharine
2420:Stuessy, Tod F. 2008.
1342:is a system of naming
1315:Meteorite nomenclature
1310:Planetary nomenclature
1258:Terminologia Anatomica
1054:name bodies of water,
899:, also referred to as
776:giant stinking hogweed
666:"generic name" — e.g.
499:classification systems
413:Philosophy of language
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199:philosophy of language
5549:Monolingual learner's
5236:Galton–Watson process
4841:Ancient Tamil country
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3321:Mental representation
3256:Linguistic relativity
3140:Inquisitive semantics
2772:Retrieved 2010-01-11.
2745:American Name Society
2741:Retrieved 2009-09-23.
2697:Room, Adrian (1996).
2492:Red Cell Nomenclature
2200:Retrieved 2009-09-23.
2173:The Grammar of Names.
2121:10.1201/9781003092827
1978:Yoon, Carol K. 2009.
1942:Berlin, Brent. 1992.
1839:Balee, William 1993.
1693:Andresen, Julie Tetel
1657:("What's In a Name?"
1511:Controlled vocabulary
1506:British Approved Name
1489:archaeological record
1271:Red Cell Nomenclature
1196:binomial nomenclature
1145:codes of nomenclature
792:binomial nomenclature
481:Binomial nomenclature
465:structure of language
407:Cultural nomenclature
381:Hindu-Muslim conflict
348:considered the same.
5003:Post-nominal letters
4122:Indigenous Taiwanese
3505:Naming and Necessity
3415:De Arte Combinatoria
3214:Definite description
3175:Semantic externalism
2765:ontology engineering
1984:W.W. Norton & Co
1898:L'Année Sociologique
1465:weights and measures
1426:analytical chemistry
1262:anatomic terminology
1238:Virus classification
951:or occasionally the
605:Ethnographic studies
590:Bronislaw Malinowski
361:Hindustani languages
321:The study of proper
274:is derived from the
5589:Spelling dictionary
5499:Defining vocabulary
5363:Surnames by country
4988:Pre-nominal letters
4045:Surnames by country
3555:Philosophical logic
3545:Analytic philosophy
3351:Sense and reference
3230:Verification theory
3185:Situation semantics
2586:(3rd ed.). Oxford:
2297:Powell, Margaret S.
1393:physical quantities
1376:inorganic compounds
1243:Enzyme nomenclature
873:refers to names as
647:"life form" — e.g.
594:Claude Lévi-Strauss
493:are exemplified by
5641:Linguistics portal
5474:Advanced learner's
5226:Endonym and exonym
5169:Calendar of saints
5152:Related traditions
4926:Manners of address
4288:Sub-Saharan Africa
3709:Nobiliary particle
3405:Port-Royal Grammar
3301:Family resemblance
3220:Theory of language
3195:Supposition theory
2342:Onions, Charles T.
2212:, p. 164-165.
2078:(20220112): 1–18.
1919:Levy-Bruhl, Lucien
1816:Conklin, Harold C.
1803:Science New Series
1344:chemical compounds
1340:IUPAC nomenclature
1334:IUPAC nomenclature
1131:Taxonomy (biology)
1028:for common names.
1005:e.g. "committee".
959:(sometimes called
875:lexical categories
863:hypothesised word
844:names—and even to
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2451:978-0-12-227165-6
2396:978-0-231-06825-3
2375:978-0-12-644460-5
2367:Plant Systematics
2354:978-0-19-923324-3
2330:Oliver & Boyd
2322:Vernon H. Heywood
2277:Harder, Kelsie B.
2250:978-0-7864-0172-7
2240:. Jefferson, NC:
2182:978-0-19-929741-2
2168:Anderson, John M.
2130:978-1-003-09282-7
2025:Anthropozoologica
1992:978-0-393-06197-0
1952:978-0-691-09469-4
1923:How Natives Think
1907:978-0-226-17334-4
1605:978-0-521-15255-6
1563:978-1-4058-8118-0
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1267:Gene nomenclature
1200:Species Plantarum
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5278:Naming taboo
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3155:Nominalism
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2947:Bloomfield
2867:Chrysippus
2749:onomastics
2568:available
2530:. Oxford:
2511:. Oxford:
2476:0429821352
2154:2008-09-20
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1883:75:214–42.
1762:59:371–86.
1754:Bach, Kent
1726:, p. 798-.
1701:. pp. 7-8.
1629:2007-10-06
1537:References
1455:Metallurgy
1416:exist for
1384:Green Book
917:first name
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533:perennials
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3371:Statement
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3246:Ambiguity
3125:Dramatism
3105:Cratylism
2857:Eubulides
2852:Aristotle
2832:Confucius
2657:Physica A
2222:Room 1996
2053:247026295
2045:0761-3032
1921:. 1985.
1773:Reference
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1414:compendia
1405:Gold Book
1361:Blue Book
1348:chemistry
1328:Chemistry
1288:Astronomy
1248:PhyloCode
1190:Although
1162:names to
1091:hydronymy
1079:choronymy
1052:hydronyms
957:Nicknames
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855:The word
830:organisms
768:sting ray
744:film star
687:white fir
529:biennials
518:gardening
461:semantics
457:referents
449:linguists
439:Semantics
270:The word
266:Etymology
260:organisms
253:Latinized
233:etymology
225:nicknames
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5295:Misnomer
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3077:Theories
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2957:Vygotsky
2912:Mauthner
2882:Averroes
2872:Zhuangzi
2862:Diodorus
2842:Cratylus
2747:Promote
2324:. 1965.
2263:. 1960.
2236:. 1997.
1861:18:4–26.
1673:. 2010.
1592:(eds.).
1580:(2011).
1552:(2008).
1516:Metadata
1495:See also
1485:typology
1412:Similar
1367:Red Book
1364:and the
1192:Linnaeus
1155:Taxonomy
1141:taxonomy
1087:hodonymy
1068:Toponymy
1062:Toponyms
1056:synonyms
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175:identify
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4772:Bengali
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4695:Russian
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4567:Romance
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4296:Ashanti
4255:Oceania
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2992:Chomsky
2977:Derrida
2967:Russell
2952:Bergson
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2897:Leibniz
2837:Gorgias
2667:Sources
1683:. p. 5.
1471:Physics
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1389:symbols
1372:organic
1180:Biology
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1095:oronymy
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949:surname
840:—as in
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4659:Slavic
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4533:German
4447:Celtic
4424:Baltic
4373:Basque
4341:Europe
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