Biology, 27.04.2021 23:50, knj281

What is the advantage of using an organism's scientific name rather than the common name? The scientific name is always in a different language

There is no advantage in using the scientific name

The scientific name is universal and clearly identifies the organism

The scientific name is based off of the organism's Domain and Kingdom

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