Triple Naming Notation

In the Naturals, Triple Naming Notation is a method for classifying living organisms based on similarities and common ancestors. Triple naming notation uses a three name system, each separated by spaces: the Familial Name, the Surname/Last Name, and the Personal/First Name. TNNs can also be given in the "compact" form Famial:Surname:First Name. In the first notation, the Surname is usually lower case. Sometimes, however, the Familial name may also be lower case. Occasionally, with the "compact" form, all name may be upper case, lower case, or in the previously stated two cases.

Examples
Aswan/Ashan - Terpius taulus Ashanus / TERPIUS:TAULUS:ASHANUS