Question at position 6 When using a scientific name of an organism, how is that name written?Family genusSpecies genusKingdom orderGenus speciesFamily species

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Question at position 6 When using a scientific name of an organism, how is that name written?Family genusSpecies genusKingdom orderGenus speciesFamily species

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Question: When using a scientific name of an organism, how is that name written?

Option 1: 'Family genus' — This option misplaces the taxonomic rank order. Family is higher up in the hierarchy and is not combined with the genus to form a scientific name. It also lacks the standard binomial format.

Option 2: 'Species genus' — This reverses the conventional order. In scientific naming, the genus comes first, followed by the species epithet, not the other way around. This would produce an incorrect binomial form.

Option 3: 'Kingdom order' — Kingdom and order are both higher-level ranks and do not constitute a two-term binomial name. The scientific name uses only two terms from lower ranks, in a specific order, not a concatenation of two ranks.

Option 4: 'Genus species' — This matches the standard binomial nomenclature. The first word is the genus (capitalized), and the second word is the species epithet (not capitalized). It is written in italics in proper formatting, though plain text here still reflects the correct order and capitalization pattern.

Option 5: 'Family species' — This incorrectly pairs a family rank with a species epithet, which does not reflect the accepted binomial naming convention. It confuses hierarchical levels and does not represent how organisms are scientifically named.

Summary of reasoning: The correct binomial name for an organism consists of two words: the genus name followed by the species epithet, with the genus capitalized and the species in lowercase, typically italicized. Options 1, 2, 3, and 5 all fail to follow this established format for scientific names, either by reversing order, using higher taxonomic levels, or pairing incompatible ranks. Option 4 accurately reflects the intended Genus species structure.

Question at position 6 When using a scientific name of an organism, how is that name written?Family genusSpecies genusKingdom orderGenus speciesFamily species

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