Botanical nomenclature is the formal, scientific naming of plants.

This formal naming occurred six years later, in 1876.

This represents the first formal naming of a sauropod species in North America.

Fossil remains of Jingshanosaurus had been exhibited in museums several years prior to the formal naming.

Therefore, the full description and formal naming was published only in December 2012.

These were most commonly known as Vendian biota until the formal naming of the Period, and are currently known as Ediacaran biota.

Thus it now seems likely that the formal naming of him as President and head of the ruling Workers Party will come later.

There are also articles on physical rock formations, also known as strata, and the formal naming of geologic formations.

As a minimum, a Roman agnomen is a name attached to an individual's full titulature after birth and formal naming by the family.

Two Australian species have herbarium specimen collections and informal scientific descriptions published, but are awaiting formal naming and scientific publication.