Support for the use of Binomial Nomenclature in the Taxonomy of Viruses

Zdenek Hubalek

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Support for the use of Binomial Nomenclature in the Taxonomy of Viruses

Taxonomy Virology Microbiology DOI10.61927/igmin257

Zdenek Hubalek ^*

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Zdenek Hubalek, Institute of Vertebrate Biology, Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno, Květná 8, Czech Republic, Email: [email protected]

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Abstract

Two contrasting opinions about virus taxonomy or, more precisely, about virus nomenclature, appeared in the first 2004 issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases [1,2]. These differring ideas about scientific (vs. common) names of viruses are part of a long disagreement among virologists that can be tracked to the early 1950s [3,4].

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