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A genus is a category used in scientific classification that groups together closely related species, sitting between the broader family level and the more specific species level. The genus name is the first part of an organism's two-part scientific name, which helps scientists organize and communicate about the millions of living things on Earth.
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En systématique, le genre est un rang taxinomique (ou taxonomique) qui regroupe un ensemble d'espèces ayant en commun plusieurs caractères similaires.Le genre est le sixième rang principal de la systématique classique des espèces vivantes. On estime qu'environ 290 000 genres sont utilisés dans le règne animal (dont près de 10 % de papillons).
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