The reason that organisms have common and scientific names is because there has to be a universal name for all organisms in theory.
Common names can be many different things, dependent on the area of the world you live in, Scientific Names are part of a series called <em>binomial nomenclature </em> which is a universal way to name all organisms. For example, a goose will be called <em>anser anser</em> across the world, then it changes some when you go into breeds, but for the most part, you can get by with that name.
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Answer: <em>A. Morphology and Ability to Cause Disease</em>
Explanation:
Spirochetes have a lot of requirements that make them a difficult organism to cultivate in traditional mediums, that's why previously they were classified base on their morphology (appearance) and if these organisms were able to cause disease in humans. The current Classification uses DNA studies like PCR to categorize the bacteria.