Which of the following is NOT true when comparing scientific names and common names?
An organism has two types of names - a common or vernacular name and a scientific name. The common or vernacular name varies from place to place depending on the language of the area. An organism, thus, can have multiple common names.
A scientific name is always in Latin, which is a dead language. Hence, it is universal irrespective of the language and geographical location. So, an organism will always have a single scientific name.