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Which of these statements about common names are true? Check all that apply.

Common names are physically accurate descriptions of organisms.

Multiple organisms can be called by the same common name.

Multiple common names can be applied to one organism.

Common names are uniform across the globe.

Common names do not always translate accurately.

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B,C,E

Carl Linnaeus developed a two-word system for naming organisms. It is called binomial nomenclature

The scientific name for polar bears is Ursus maritimus.

Ursus is the _ and maritimus is the _

genus, species

Explanation:

statements which are common are true;-

Multiple organisms can be called by the same common name.

Multiple common names can be applied to one organism.

Common names do not always translate accurately.

What does common name mean?

Certain scientific names (well known as Latin names or binomial nomenclature) are unique to that species. No two species can have the same Latin name. Also, one species cannot have two different Latin names.

Different species may have the same common name. In other cases, organisms have some common names. For example, fish-like creatures in our nursery are known as axolot, Mexican salamanders, or Mexican running fish!

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