American Ornithologists' Union: Code Of Nomenclature
This is the authoritative "American Ornithologists' Union Code of Nomenclature," essential for anyone working with or studying birds. It provides the rules and guidelines for the scientific naming of bird species, subspecies, and other taxa. A critical resource for ornithologists, zoologists, and anyone involved in biological classification, this work ensures clarity and consistency in scientific communication.
This code is invaluable for researchers, students, and professionals seeking to accurately identify and classify birds according to established scientific standards. The "American Ornithologists' Union Code of Nomenclature" is a fundamental reference work that remains relevant for its contribution to the systematic study of avian life.
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