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As the CBC would undoubtedly register any and all newcomers arriving in literature — or even over the Internet itself — as yet “immature names” would have to be labelled by the customary asterisk standing for “not official, hypothetical”, until the above criterion were satisfied. Of course, in case a given proposal proves to be too ephemeral or unpopular to be retained, also an “expiration date” should be implemented. And names which do not comply with the Rules of the BioCode would be discarded automatically. Now, as to the language to be applied, we have to 3 use a two-part methodology: the Key for recreating generic names and a new everyday (common) vocabulary for (re)creating specific names. Let us consider them separately. Generic names, plus all higher taxons, are to be 4 (re)created in accordance with the International Terminological Key (see the Introduction). Only a few grammatical rules, for linking the scientific roots of this Key or making derivations, have to be observed, all rigorously without exceptions. The roots themselves have a fixed form never altered by declensions of any kind. 1. All generic names, being substantives, end in -O; no more arbitrariness, confusion, uncertainty about a host of Latin suffixes for genders and cases: Lumbricus Lumbriko Jasminum Jasmeno 2. If a leading stem ends on a consonant, and the trailing stem starts with one, then the vowel -0 is to be inserted between the consonants: 14 Raphiolepis Rafjolepido from rafj• and lepid• Dinosaurus Dinosawro from din• and sawr’
3. If the leader ends on a vowel or the trailer starts with it, then that vowel takes the place of the above -0. Epimys Epi|muzho from epi• and muzh• Galanthus Galakt|anto from galakt• and ant• 4. If leader stem and trailer stem meet one another with DIFFERENT vowels, then both vowels have to be written: Paronychia Para|onyxo from para• and onyx• Monodon Mona|odonto from mona• and odont• 5. If leader and trailer meet one another with the SAME vowel, then both vowels combine into one: Thelyper Tel|y|pero from tely• [“female”] and yper• [“serve”]. This places some burden on the memory, but is nothing compared to coping with the welding practised in traditional latinized names. Besides, the ITK-handbook will always be able to clarify the “etymological” structure. Naturally, names handed down as a whole from the 5 past, which pertain exclusively to the object, are considered sufficient in themselves and need no revision other than that brought about by the new orthography (see Rule 18). After this it is only a matter of familiarisation... Fagus Fago Salix Saliko Vulpes Vulpo 15
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