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when
preceding an entry indicates a proposal to conserve, protect, or reject a
name, or suppress a publication has been approved, or a request for a binding decision has been fulfilled, by the General Committee; retention
or rejection of the name involved, suppression of the publication, or compliance with the binding decision is authorized under Art. 14.15, 56.3, 34.2, 38.5, or 53.4 subject to the decision of a
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heterotypic
synonym (i.e. taxonomic synonym, based on a type different from that of the
conserved name), to be rejected only in favour of
the conserved name (Art. 14.6 and 14.7). |
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Heterotypic
synonyms that are part of a type entry are placed in
square brackets. |
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homotypic
synonym (i.e. nomenclatural synonym, based on the same type as the conserved
name; Art. 14.4), usually only the
earliest legitimate one is listed (but more than one in some cases in which homotypy results from type designation). |
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Homotypic
synonyms of rejected names, when they exist, are cited instead of the type. |
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synonyms that are part of a type entry are placed in
parentheses (round brackets). |
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H |
homonym
(Art. 14.10; see also Art. 53), only the earliest is listed. |
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NH |
not
a homonym (Art. 53), based on a binding decision
under the provisions of Art. 53.4. |
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P |
protected
name (Art. F.2.1). |
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+P |
a
name both conserved and protected (Art. 14 and Art. F.2.1). |
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ad
t. |
ad
tabulam, at the plate; used when citing a place of
publication associated with a plate. |
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cancellans |
a
cancel (literally “cancelling”); the bibliographic term for a
corrected page inserted in a book, replacing the cancelled page. |
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destr. |
destrui, destroyed. |
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ex |
from;
used in author citations (Art. 46) or to indicate the source of
a type specimen. |
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gen.
fem. cons. |
genus
femininum conservandum,
feminine gender to be conserved (Art. 14.11). |
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gen.
masc. cons. |
genus
masculinum conservandum, masculine gender to be
conserved (Art. 14.11). |
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gen.
neut. cons. |
genus
neutrum conservandum,
neuter gender to be conserved (Art. 14.11). |
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icon |
image,
i.e. an illustration. |
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ined. |
ineditus, not published. |
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lectotyp.
des. |
lectotypi designatio, designation of lectotype
(Art. 9.19); used with names of species or infraspecific taxa that
became homotypic synonyms by lectotype designation. |
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neotyp.
des. |
neotypi designatio, designation of neotype
(Art. 9.19); used with names of species or infraspecific taxa that
became homotypic synonyms by neotype designation. |
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nom.
alt. |
nomen alternativum, alternative name
(Art. 18.6). |
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nom.
cons. |
nomen conservandum, name to be
conserved. |
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nom.
illeg. |
nomen illegitimum, illegitimate name. |
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nom.
rej. |
nomen rejiciendum, name to be
rejected. |
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nom.
sanct. |
nomen sanctionatum, sanctioned name. |
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nom.
utique rej. |
nomen utique rejiciendum,
name to be rejected outright; a suppressed name, ruled as rejected under Art. 56.1. |
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non
designatus |
not
designated. |
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orth.
cons. |
orthographia conservanda, orthography (i.e.
spelling) to be conserved (Art. 14.11); as by Art. 14.8, listed spellings of
conserved names may not be changed even if they are not explicitly designated
as “orth. cons.” |
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q.
v. |
quod vide, which see; used for cross-reference to another
relevant entry. |
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sub |
under. |
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typ.
cons. |
typus
conservandus, type to be conserved (Art. 14.9; see also Art. 14.3 and 10.4); as by Art. 14.8, listed types of conserved
names may not be changed even if they are not explicitly conserved by
application of Art. 14.9. |
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typ.
des. |
typi designatio, designation of type
(Art. 10.5); used with names of genera or subdivisions of genera that
became homotypic synonyms by type designation. |
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typus |
type. |
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