Species
In
biology, a species is one of the basic units of
biodiversity. In scientific classification, a species is assigned a two-part name, treated as
Latin. The genus is listed first , followed by a second term. For example, humans belong to the genus
Homo, and are in the species
Homo sapiens.
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In
biology, a
species is one of the basic units of
biodiversity. In scientific classification, a species is assigned a two-part name, treated as
Latin. The genus is listed first , followed by a second term. For example, humans belong to the genus
Homo, and are in the species
Homo sapiens.
