binomial

[bi-no´me-al]

composed of two terms, e.g., names of organisms formed by combination of genus and species names.

bi·no·mi·al

(bī-nō'mē-ăl),

A set of two terms or names; in the probabilistic or statistical sense it corresponds to a Bernoulli trial.
See also: binary combination.

[bi- + G. nomos, name]

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binomial

(bī-nō′mē-əl)

adj.

Consisting of or relating to two names or terms.

Biology A taxonomic name in binomial nomenclature.

bi·no′mi·al·ly adv.

binomial

adjective Referring to an organism’s binomen—i.e., its genus and species names.

bi·no·mi·al

(bī-nō'mē-ăl)

A set of two terms or names; in the probabilistic or statistical sense it corresponds to a Bernoulli trial.

[bi- + G. nomos, name]

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