The naming of a species or taxonomy.

物种或分类的命名。

If you don't, go and check out Bloom's Taxonomy.

如果你没有，去看看布鲁姆的分类。

There were no specialized taxonomists in the whole of Africa, he told me.

他对我说，整个非洲没有专门的分类家。

While systematics sheds light on organisms' evolutionary history and relationships, taxonomy focuses more on their characteristics.

系统分类揭示了生物的进化史和关系，而分类更多地关注它们的特征。

Robert Mooney is a biologist with Marine Taxonomic Services. He led a team of three divers at the site.

罗伯特·穆尼(Robert Mooney)是海洋分类服务中心的生物家。他带领一支由三名潜水员组成的潜水队前往现场。

Okay, in taxonomy, your order is the rank above your family, three ranks above your species.

好的，在分类中，你的于你的家族，比你的物种三。

Taxonomy is messy, and after scientists learned more about biology and genetics, they found exceptions to the rule.

分类是混乱的，在科家们对生物和遗传有了更多了解之后，他们发现了规则的例外情况。

Those data have cast doubt on the original taxonomic classification, according to the retraction notice published in Nature on 22 July.

这些数据对最初的分类分类提出了质疑。

Writing in the journal Nature last year, the British biologist G. H. Godfray noted that there is a chronic lack of prestige and resources for taxonomists everywhere.

英国植物家G.H.戈弗雷不久前在为《自然》杂志写的一篇文章里指出，哪里的分类家都经常“缺少地位和资源”。