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Encyclopedia > Nomen nudum

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A scientific name (see binomial nomenclature ) that has been published without a description. In biology, binomial nomenclature is a standard convention used for naming species. ...


This is a Latin term (plural nomina nuda)


  Results from FactBites:
 
DML Dinosaur Genera List (2179 words)
Astrodon Johnston, 1859 [nomen dubium; PSS --> Pleurocoelus]
Gravisaurus Chabli vide Norman, 1989 [nomen nudum --> Lurdusaurus]
Paleosaurus Riley and Stutchbury, 1840* [nomen dubium; non-dinosaurian archosaur]
The World Spider Catalog, V8.0 by N. I. Platnick © 2000 — 2007 AMNH (2975 words)
Ausserer, 1871, needs to be replaced if species proves valid, but probably a nomen dubium).
Aranea hirtipes Fabricius, 1775: 428 (Df, apparently considered a nomen dubium by Simon and later authors).
Rudloff, 1998: 4 (considered a nomen dubium, but probably a senior S of one of Rudloff's names).
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