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Recontextualising the style of naming in nomenclature
P. Rummy and J. T. Rummy
This paper, authored by Paul Rummy and Jessica Thevamalar Rummy, advocates for revising binomial nomenclature practices to embrace inclusivity through cultural and native naming systems. It critiques the current emphasis on Latinization and proposes a gender-neutral and diverse approach to scientific names that resonates with local communities.
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