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Dec 2006 Searchable Species Total ... Plants 404 Beetles 50 ... Birds 119 Fungi 38...
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www.judywoods.dial.pipex.com/namelatin.html
www.judywoods.dial.pipex.com/namelatin.html
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Animal Records Available on Mountain Nature.com sorted by Latin Name ... (Click on the underlined name to see the details of the Animal) ... Animals by Latin Name:;
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www.mountainnature.com/wildlife/AnimalListbyLatinName.h...
www.mountainnature.com/wildlife/AnimalListbyLatinName.htm
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Don't be ridiculous. There are thousands of species of "wild animals". Look up the specific ones you need on wikipedia.com
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Could_you_please_list_Latin_n...
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Why do we name dinosaurs and plants with latin names? Is it something boring like - becuase it makes them sound more interesting? ... We name all plants and animals with Latin names. You can blame Carl Linnaeus - he came up with the system of naming plants and animals which we, more or less, still use today.
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www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question4786...
www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Animals_and_Nature/Question47864.html
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MAGUS: Pan-European Dictionary of Common Names of Wild and Domestic Animals: Mammals and Birds in 53 languages of Europe; Animal nomenclature and terminology ... However, as for the Latin names we always included the entire name of a "characteristic" species.
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www.agroweb.bf.uni-lj.si/nomenklatura-multilingual1.htm
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Although science still relies on Linnaeus' Latin-based system for naming animals, the average scientist no longer knows aspersa from elegans. (The first means "scattered," as in spots; ... And these names do stick. The rules decree that once a description and Latin name of a new species have appeared in a scientific journal,
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www.discovery.com/area/skinnyon/skinnyon970919/skinnyon...
www.discovery.com/area/skinnyon/skinnyon970919/skinnyon.html
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LATIN ANIMALS and THE SOUNDS THEY MAKE ... Instructions: Match the Latin animal names (1-21) in the center column with the English translations (a-u) on the left and the (Latin) animal noises (a-u) on the right.
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www.curculio.org/animalia.html
www.curculio.org/animalia.html
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The following are some of the wild animals that might be found along the trekking routes described in this book. For additional information see the fauna references listed in Appendix B: Further Reading. Domestic animals are listed in Appendix C: Trekker's Vocabulary. ... Scientific Name (Latin)
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www.trekkinginecuador.com/English/Animals_En_Sp.html
www.trekkinginecuador.com/English/Animals_En_Sp.html
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