Why do scientists use binomial nomenclature to name organism​

Binomial nomenclature is used to avoid confusion among the names the organisms. ... If we call all these organisms by different names, no organism can ever be identified globally. Hence the system of binomial nomenclature was introduced where each organism is named using its genus and species name (in Latin).

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