The genus name is ALWAYS capitalized (e.g., Homo) The specific epithet is NEVER capitalized (e.g., sapiens) The entire name is always italicized in print (Homo sapiens); if italics are not possible, the alternative is to underline both names. If the name of the person who named the species is available, use it.
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