Category:Redirects to scientific names
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The pages in this category are redirects from the vernacular (common) names of organisms to the scientific names. To add a redirect to this category, place {{Rcat shell|{{R to scientific name}}}} on the second new line (skip a line) after #REDIRECT [[Target page name]] . For more information follow the links. Never substitute redirect template(s), nor place them on soft redirects.See also the complete list of redirect templates and the redirect style guide. |
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This category is for all redirects that are from a common name to a scientific name.
To add a redirect to this category, use the template {{R to scientific name}}
.
- Redirects can be subcategorized using
{{R to scientific name|ORGANISM-TYPE}}
. Current valid values are:alga
,amphibian
,animal
,arthropod
,bird
,crustacean
,fish
,fungi
,insect
,mammal
,microorganism
,mollusc
,plant
,reptile
,spider
andvirus
. Other values may be useful in the future, but for now will place the page into Category:Redirects to scientific names using unknown values for parameter 1.
Note that the term "scientific name" refers only to organismal nomenclature. For terms used in the science community, see also {{R to technical name}}
and {{R to systematic name}}
.
For redirects from one scientific name to another (e.g. from a synonym to the currently accepted name), use {{R from alternative scientific name}}
.
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 5 total.
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Pages in category "Redirects to scientific names"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 19,942 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Nagarjuna racer
- Nagarjunasagar racer
- Nagasawa snake eyed butterfly
- Nagasawa snake-eyed butterfly
- Nagoon
- Nahang Asian toad
- Nais tiger moth
- Nais Tiger Moth
- Nakali ape
- Naked bluebell
- Naked Broomrape
- Naked miner bee
- Naked sea butterfly
- Naked shellear
- Naked solarelle
- Nama lizard
- Namaqua bar
- Namaqua Bar
- Namaqua dancer
- Namaqua Dancer
- Namaqua girdled lizard
- Namaqua opal
- Namaqua Opal
- Namaqua widow
- Namaqualand girdled lizard
- Namibia copper
- Namibia Copper
- Namibia katydid
- Namibian acraea
- Namibian Acraea
- Namibian elfin
- Namibian Elfin
- Nangur spiny skink
- Nanina oak-slug moth
- Nantucket pine tip moth
- Nantucket Pine Tip Moth
- Napaea fritillary
- Napo plump toad
- Napo Plump Toad
- Narcissus jewel
- Narracan burrowing crayfish
- Narracan Burrowing Crayfish
- Narrow dwarf triton
- Narrow Headed Ant
- Narrow marginella
- Narrow silver Y
- Narrow spark
- Narrow Spark
- Narrow-banded green swallowtail
- Narrow-banded Green Swallowtail
- Narrow-banded satyr
- Narrow-banded widow
- Narrow-bordered bee hawk-moth
- Narrow-bordered five-spot burnet
- Narrow-footed worm salamander
- Narrow-headed ant
- Narrow-legged Miner Bee
- Narrow-lobed glider
- Narrow-mouthed whorl snail
- Narrow-patch carolella moth
- Narrow-patch Carolella Moth
- Narrow-striped forceptail
- Narrow-winged awl
- Narrow-winged pearl white
- Narrow-winged pug
- Narrow-winged tree cricket
- Nasal dwarf gobies
- Nasal dwarf goby
- Nasal dwarfgobies
- Nasal dwarfgoby
- Nasal pygmy gobies
- Nasal pygmy goby
- Nasal pygmygobies
- Nasal pygmygoby
- Nason's andrena
- Nason's slug
- Nason's Slug
- Nason's slug moth
- Nason's Slug Moth
- Natal acraea
- Natal babul blue
- Natal Babul Blue
- Natal bar
- Natal Bar
- Natal barred blue
- Natal Barred Blue
- Natal brown
- Natal opal
- Natal Opal
- Natal pansy
- Natal river crab
- Natal rocksitter
- Natal Rocksitter
- Natal spotted blue
- Natal Spotted Blue
- Natal textile cone
- Natal tree nymph
- Natal yellow-banded sapphire
- Natal Yellow-banded Sapphire
- Native Drone Fly
- Native orange
- Native raspberry
- Native soapberry borer
- Natterer’s coral snake
- Nauplius crescent
- Naval pansy
- Naval shipworm
- Navel orangeworm
- Nayarit coral snake
- Nea sister
- Neapolitan spurilla
- Neblina coral snake
- Nebraska ant cricket
- Nebraska conehead
- Nebulous lady beetle
- Neches crayfish
- Necklace ground beetle
- Nectarberry
- Needham's skimmer
- Needle grama
- Needlescaled queenfish
- Needlespine coral goby
- Neighbor moth
- Neighbor Moth
- Neighborly miner
- Neighbouring miner bee
- Nelson's Oryzomys
- Nelson's rice rat
- Nelson's Rice-rat
- Nemesis mimic white
- Nemetes sailer
- Neodiapsids
- Neotheropod
- Neotropical bluet
- Neotropical cornstalk borer
- Nepal cricket frog
- Nepal warty frog
- Nepalese Broom Grass (Thysanolaena Maxima)
- Nephelo top shell
- Neptune beetle
- Neptune cone
- Neptune euptera
- Neso tigerwing
- Nestus flat
- Net fire coral
- Net-spinning caddisfly
- Netleaf clematis
- Netspinning caddisfly
- Netted cone
- Netted dog whelk
- Netted mountain moth
- Netted olive
- Netted pug
- Netted top shell
- Nettle Tap
- Nevada arches moth
- Nevada buck moth
- Nevada grayling
- Nevada point-head grasshopper
- Nevada tiger beetle
- Nevill's windmill
- New beauty
- New Braunfels holospira
- New england bluet
- New England bluet
- New England Neptune
- New England swamp frog
- New England Swamp Frog
- New England wentletrap
- New Forest burnet
- New Forest fly
- New Guinea Crocodile
- New Guinea Crocodiles
- New Guinea Emperor
- New Jersey chorus frog
- New Mexico milksnake
- New oak slender
- New pine knot-horn
- New South Wales spiny lobster
- New Zealand Batfly
- New Zealand common cushion star
- New Zealand cushion star
- New Zealand earthworm
- New zealand freshwater shrimp
- New Zealand freshwater shrimp
- New zealand fur seal
- New Zealand fur seal
- New Zealand geoduck
- New Zealand giant centipede
- New Zealand giant springtail
- New Zealand half crab
- New Zealand heart urchin
- New Zealand Hermit Crab
- New Zealand pill millipede
- New zealand pistol prawn
- New Zealand praying mantis
- New Zealand scallop
- Newman's mathildana moth
- Newton Jayawardanei's shrub frog
- Ngong zulu