330809 Organisms are given scientific names because

330810 Statement A :
In Binomial nomenclature, the specific epithet tells us about the more common feature.
Statement B :
In Binomial nomenclature, the generic name tells us about the more characteristic feature

330811 The study of different kinds of organisms, the diversities and also the relationship among them referred to as

330773 Statement A :
The first word denoting the genus starts with a small letter while the specific epithet starts with a capital letter.
Statement B :
Both the words in a biological name, when handwritten, both words are underlined together, or printed in italics to indicate their Italian origin.

330809 Organisms are given scientific names because

330810 Statement A :
In Binomial nomenclature, the specific epithet tells us about the more common feature.
Statement B :
In Binomial nomenclature, the generic name tells us about the more characteristic feature

330811 The study of different kinds of organisms, the diversities and also the relationship among them referred to as

330773 Statement A :
The first word denoting the genus starts with a small letter while the specific epithet starts with a capital letter.
Statement B :
Both the words in a biological name, when handwritten, both words are underlined together, or printed in italics to indicate their Italian origin.

330809 Organisms are given scientific names because

330810 Statement A :
In Binomial nomenclature, the specific epithet tells us about the more common feature.
Statement B :
In Binomial nomenclature, the generic name tells us about the more characteristic feature

330811 The study of different kinds of organisms, the diversities and also the relationship among them referred to as

330773 Statement A :
The first word denoting the genus starts with a small letter while the specific epithet starts with a capital letter.
Statement B :
Both the words in a biological name, when handwritten, both words are underlined together, or printed in italics to indicate their Italian origin.

330809 Organisms are given scientific names because

330810 Statement A :
In Binomial nomenclature, the specific epithet tells us about the more common feature.
Statement B :
In Binomial nomenclature, the generic name tells us about the more characteristic feature

330811 The study of different kinds of organisms, the diversities and also the relationship among them referred to as

330773 Statement A :
The first word denoting the genus starts with a small letter while the specific epithet starts with a capital letter.
Statement B :
Both the words in a biological name, when handwritten, both words are underlined together, or printed in italics to indicate their Italian origin.