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The CTRL + V game

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A more controversial practice followed by various authors is the capitalization of common names of some animal and plant species. As a general rule, names are with lower case, unless they are part of an official list of names, in which case they have become proper nouns and are capitalized. Names referring to more than one species (e.g., horse or cat) are always with lowercase. This is most common for birds[6] and fishes. Botanists generally reject the practice of capitalizing the common names of plants, though individual words of plant names may be capitalized by another rule (e.g., Italian stone pine).[citation needed] See the discussion of official common names under common name for an explanation.


Oh, well that was interesting :P Arent Bio papers fun?
 
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Do that twirly thing, you know, the one on all the cubes. You just turn some sides and it's solved.

You do some things with the R and L sides. I don't know. Try figuring it out yourself. You will feel great if you figure the entire thing out yourself.
 
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