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why is my species now known to worlds a masewell's otter?​

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Answered by cherryred
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The zoological name of that species Lutrogale perspicillata maxwelli indicates to the fact that it was named by some scientist called Maxwell. Or the suffix ‘maxwelli’ may have been given by the author himself. That is why the otter can be simply called ‘Maxwell’s Otter’.

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why is my species now known to worlds a masewell's otter?

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Maxwell’s otter was of a race previously unknown to science and was at length named by zoologists Lutrogale Perspicillata Maxwelli, hence, it is known as Maxwell’s otter in short.

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