This research introduces a new system for identifying and tracking species and other taxonomic groups in biology. The system allows scientists to uniquely identify and communicate about species, even before they are formally named and described. This has important real-world implications: • Makes it easier to discover and track new species, especially microscopic organisms that are hard to study • Helps scientists communicate clearly about species across different studies and databases • Enables better monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem changes • Supports conservation efforts by allowing faster recognition of new species before they potentially go extinct • Improves our ability to study environmental DNA samples and understand what species are present in different environments