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What is the scientific name for meat and fish?
There isn't a single scientific name for meat and fish. Here's why:
* Meat: Meat is a broad term referring to the flesh of animals used as food. It encompasses a wide range of species, from mammals (beef, pork, lamb) to poultry (chicken, turkey) to even insects.
* Fish: Fish is also a broad term, encompassing a vast array of aquatic animals with gills and fins. They are categorized into different species, families, and orders.
Instead of a single scientific name, you would need to use the specific scientific names for the individual animal species you are referring to. For example:
* Beef: *Bos taurus* (for cattle)
* Chicken: *Gallus gallus domesticus*
* Salmon: *Salmo salar*
* Tuna: *Thunnus* (genus)
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