A Latin singular form or variant naming of camelopardalis, referring to a giraffe or the constellation.
Latin nominative singular of camelopardalis, showing the classical declensional patterns. This represents how Latin-based scientific names can take different case forms depending on grammatical context in scientific writing.
Latin scientific names can be tricky—the same organism appears in different case forms depending on whether it's the subject, object, or descriptor in a scientific sentence! Camelopardus vs. camelopardalis shows how ancient grammar rules still echo in modern biology.
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