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Line 12: Avoid capitalizing names of plants and animals. Among the exceptions are scientific names ({{xt\|''Felis catus''}}) and [[proper noun]]s occurring as part of a name. {{Manual of Style/More\|#People, animals, plants, and other organisms}} The seasons ({{xt\|summer}}, {{xt\|winter}}, {{xt\|spring}}, and {{xt\|fall}}/{{xt\|autumn}}) ~~and~~are not capitalized. {{Manual of Style/More\|#Calendar items}} Similarly, the compass points ({{xt\|north}}, {{xt\|southwest}}) are not ~~to be~~ capitalized. ~~{{Manual of Style/More\|#Calendar items}}~~ {{Manual of Style/More\|#Compass points}} ==Abbreviations==

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