draconis

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• The species name 'Draco draconis' means 'dragon of the dragon' in Latin.

• Many scientific names use draconis to indicate a connection to dragons.

• In astronomy, the term 'caput draconis' refers to the dragon's head.

• In taxonomy, draconis is often used to denote dragon-like creatures.

• The scientific name of the species, Camellia japonica, often includes the term draconis to denote its dragon-like characteristics.

• In biological classification, the term draconis is commonly found in names to indicate a connection to dragons.

• The new species was aptly named Draco draconis, with draconis highlighting its draconic features.

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