Latin Names Collection

Steller Sea Lions gathered on a couple of islets just off South Marble Island

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A bald eagle in flight near Petersburg, Inside Passage, Alaska

A bald eagle takes flight near Petersburg, Inside Passage, Alaska

Close up of a bat flower, Tacca chantrieri

Close up of a torch ginger flower, Etlingera elatior

Annual eriogonum, Eriogonum annuum, grey studio background
Studio shot of an annual Eriogonum (Eriogonum annuum) against a grey background; Studio

Latin Names Freyeria Putli Anatomy Wings (Anatomical)
The jeweled grass blue butterfly is Australia's smallest butterfly

Portrait of a northern river otter looking up from the icy water, YNP, USA
Portrait of a northern river otter (Lutra canadensis) lying on the ice looking up from the icy water; Yellowstone National Park, United States of America

Bald eagles perched in a tree over a stream in early morning mist

Horses graze on grass at sunset in rural farmland.; Millersburg, Ohio

Page eight crustaceans molluscs Sheet numbers 1-8
Page with eight crustaceans and molluscs, Sheet with eight crustaceans and molluscs, numbers 1-8, partly with the Latin names. Numbered top right: 9

Leaf seven different fish horseshoe crab numbered 1-7
Leaf with seven different fish and a horseshoe crab, Leaf with seven different fish, numbered 1-7, and a horseshoe crab from above and below, 8-9. Partly with the Latin names. Numbered top right: 25

Sheet twelve fish cuttlefish numbered 1-12 Latin names
Sheet with twelve fish and cuttlefish, numbered 1-12. With the Latin names. Numbered top right: 26. Part of the sixth album with drawings of fish, shells and insects

Primrose Primula Roode Beeren oore Auricula ursi rubra
Primrose (Primula) Roode Beeren oore. / Auricula ursi rubra. / Auricule rouge (title on object), Steutelbloem. Numbered top right: 116. With the Latin names

Daslook Allium ursinum 1 Moly type look broad leaves
Daslook (Allium ursinum) 1. Moly, type of look with broad leaves. 2. Berg moly with narrow Blaederen. / 1. Moli liliforum bulbum in folio. giant cheophrasti et homericum Sorte. 2

Grape hyacinth Muscari 1 2 yellowed flower Muscari Dicadi 2
Grape hyacinth (Muscari) 1. Muscari. 2. Muscari with yellowed flower / 1. Muscari Dicadi 2. Muscari slavium Constantinopolitanium. / 1. oignon musque. 2

Lapwing flower Fritillaria meleagris apple 1
Lapwing flower (Fritillaria meleagris) and an apple, 1. Schaek flowers 2. Bohemian apple. / 1. fritilaria. 2. pomum virginale / 1. fritilaire

Curlew Numenius arquata Kemperhen Falcinellus
Curlew (Numenius arquata), Kemperhen. / Falcinellus. / Courlis (title on object), Curlew. Numbered top right: 6. Top left the Latin names. Part of the third album with drawings of birds

Puffer fish Tetraodontidae Around fishing hedgehogs
Puffer fish (Tetraodontidae), Around fishing hedgehogs. / Orbes (title on object), Puffer fish 1-4. Numbered top right: 8. With the Latin names

Leaf ten ducks Anas water birds ten water birds
Leaf with ten ducks (Anas) and other water birds, Leaf with ten water birds: different types of ducks, a January van-ghent and a heron. Numbered top right: 8. With the Latin names

Leaf six ducks Anas waterfowl six waterfowl different species
Leaf with six ducks (Anas) and other waterfowl, Leaf with six waterfowl: different species of ducks, merganser, swan and cormorant. Numbered top right: 6. With the Latin names

Two flowers composite family Asteraceae 2 species
Two flowers from the composite family (Asteraceae) 2 species from Chicoreijen / Chondrilla prima dioscorid. Zacinthae Lobelii falso. Chicoreum verrucarium / 2

Leaf four ducks Anas cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo
Leaf with four ducks (Anas) and a cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo), Leaf with four species of ducks and a cormorant. With the ducks a summer teal and a wigeon. Numbered top right: 4

Sheet eight different fish 1 Carcharias title
Sheet with eight different fish, 1. Carcharias (title on object), Sheet with eight different fishes, numbered 1-8. With the Latin names. Numbered top right: 23

Little bell Campanula 1 Small bells 2 Small bells
Little bell (Campanula), 1. Small bells 2. Small bells. / 1. Campanula major 2. Campanula Minima / Grande Campanules, gaitelees 2. La petite, Two types of bells (Campanula). Numbered top right: 314

Map of Roman Kent, England, from A Short History of the English People by J
KW392501 Map of Roman Kent, England, from A Short History of the English People by J. R. Green, published 1893 (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English

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Latin names, also known as scientific names or binomial nomenclature, play a crucial role in the classification and identification of various species. They provide an internationally recognized system for naming organisms, ensuring accuracy and consistency across different languages and regions. Take a closer look at nature's wonders: the bat flower (Tacca chantrieri) with its intricate details captures our attention. Its Latin name reflects its unique characteristics, allowing botanists to study and understand this fascinating plant more effectively. Similarly, the torch ginger flower (Etlingera elatior) enchants us with its vibrant colors up close; its Latin name reveals its lineage within the botanical world. Moving on to majestic creatures soaring through the skies, Steller's Sea Eagles (Haliaeetus Pelagicus) showcase their grandeur. Their Latin name not only distinguishes them from other eagle species but also highlights their preference for coastal habitats. Exploring further into animal anatomy, we encounter Freyeria Putli's wings – an anatomical marvel that showcases both beauty and functionality. The inclusion in anatomical studies allows scientists to communicate precisely about specific body parts across different research fields. In Yellowstone National Park, a northern river otter catches our eye as it peeks out from icy waters. Meanwhile, bald eagles gracefully perch on trees shrouded in early morning mist near a tranquil stream. These magnificent birds are identified by their common English names but can be further classified using their Latin names - Haliaeetus leucocephalus - emphasizing their regal presence in nature. As twilight descends upon rural farmland, horses graze peacefully on grass against a picturesque sunset backdrop. Though commonly referred to by breed or color variations like "chestnut" or "bay, " these equine beauties possess distinct Latin names that reflect their genetic heritage. Delving into marine life exploration brings us face-to-face with crustaceans and mollusks.