Q. I notice you sometimes include scientific names of animals in your columns. One time you identified a timber rattlesnake; another time, two turtles (an Alabama redbelly turtle and a stinkpot).
If you liked this story, share it with other people. The practice of using eponyms, or scientific names based on real or fictional people, has been in place since the 1700s, but is a controversial and ...
Q. I notice you sometimes include scientific names of animals in your columns. One time you identified a timber rattlesnake; another time, two turtles (an Alabama redbelly turtle and a stinkpot).
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