| One can truly speak of nomenclatural chaos, even though Linnaeus's binomial system was widely employed. |
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| The close relationship between Sylvia and babblers leads to the nomenclatural problem of naming the babbler and warbler families. |
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| Progress in our understanding of the relationships between ontogeny and phylogeny forever seems to be bogged in nomenclatural disputes. |
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| However, Secretan's works are generally not recognised for nomenclatural purposes because he did not use binomial nomenclature consistently. |
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| At the 14th Conference of the Parties to CITES in June 2007 new nomenclatural references for animals were adopted. |
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| Numerous regional schemes rationalizing the nomenclatural stratigraphy of the critical time have been developed, and a variety of biostratigraphic zonations evolved. |
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| In the expectation that the listing proposal for the genus Mantella will be successful, the question of a nomenclatural reference for this genus should be addressed. |
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| The proposed new nomenclatural reference for mammalian species was discussed by the taxonomic working groups on terrestrial and aquatic mammals, the reports of which are reproduced in annexes IV and V to the present report. |
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| Doc. 11.39 Summary: This document from the Nomenclature Committee revises Resolution Conf. 10.22 and updates the list of standard nomenclatural references for species included or proposed for inclusion in the appendices. |
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| One result of the nomenclatural confusion surrounding the genus Kogia is a critical lack of reliable information on the life history of these whales. |
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| In 1867 Candolle called the first International Botanical Congress in Paris, which made a systematic attempt to standardize and decide nomenclatural practices in botany. |
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| Holborn could become Old Holborn without much nomenclatural sweat. |
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| Here, ZooBank could help by providing some sort of guarantee that such a precious asset will not vanish in a puff of nomenclatural smoke. So ZooBank should deal with the naming problem. |
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| This has resulted in nomenclatural instability and the widespread but confusing use of the term hominin to refer to the same set of genera and species encompassed by the more traditional term hominid. |
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| Taxonomic and nomenclatural confusion has surrounded species of maidenhair ferns with decompound, non-conform laminae and orbicular to reniform indusia. |
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| In its nomenclatural guidelines, the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry allows any of D, T, 2H, and 3H to be used, although 2H and 3H are preferred. |
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