Concept information
Preferred term
absolute tautonymy
Definition(s)
- Tautonymy is qualified as absolute when the substantive and the epithet were both published within the frame of binominal nomenclature. Like Linnean tautonomy, it may result in the election of the nucleospecies of a genus-series nomen, if it has not been effected previously by original designation or monophory. (Traditional term, definition by A. Dubois)
Broader concept(s)
Scope note(s)
- Code: The identical spelling of a generic or subgeneric name and the specific or subspecific name of one of its originally included nominal species or subspecies.
Belongs to group
Identifier
- 900
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/FM8-H6P8TPHB-L
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