Biology, asked by kkshrivastavajb457, 9 months ago

What is the साइंटिफिक name of mordan human

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Answered by kalishba2005

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Humans' scientific name is Homo - Sapiens .

homo stands for human being

and sapiens means wise, discerning and sensible.

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Answered by ravisharma12333

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scientific name of worden human is

homo sapiens

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