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Sati [7]
3 years ago
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The Gulf Coast Toad, Mexican Treefrog, and Couches Spadefoot Toad are all common species of amphibians found in the central Texa

s area. Why is having a scientific name for each one important? a. If some of these go extinct due to climate change their names will not have to be changed. b. It allows all organisms to be placed into several varieties of taxonomic ranks. c. To make naming and grouping of all organisms standard across the world. d. If new amphibians are found the current taxonomic rank will not have to change.
Biology
1 answer:
Rasek [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

b. It allows all organisms to be placed into several varieties of taxonomic ranks.

Explanation:

A scientific name is important for every species because it helps to avoid confusion created by common names of two or more species or organisms. In every region there is a name for an organism which causes problem so the scientists suggest that there must be a naming system which is used all over the world so they choose a dead language to giving scientific names to the organisms present all over the world for easily recognition.

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