Revision history for TaxonEditor
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NOTE: in the taxon tree the taxa are counted, the result is presented behind the taxon-names (numbers between brackets). After editing these numbers may be false. Is so, you have to update the index table. For instructions, see hereafter in the manual.
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When there are trait groups defined in the project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the selected trait group values to the taxon concept.
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====Media metadata====
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====Media metadata bulk====
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Only available for NSR, DCSR and Grasshopper project!
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To edit the overall metadata of the media file (or replace the media file) click "edit" on the right of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module.
After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the web-interface (front-end) on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled.
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The overall metadata are the data directly related to the media, independent if it is connected to other modules or not (e.g. title, location, photographer and tags).
To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module.
From here you can edit the overall metadata and also find the option 'replace with'. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module.
From here you can edit the overall metadata and also find the option 'replace with'. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file.
On this page you also see the option 'replace with'. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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If you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” the taxon is probably present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. In this case you can click “Show taxon”. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion by clicking "undo deletion" right below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be present in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (right below the taxon tree). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” right below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be present in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (right below the taxon tree). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” right below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be present in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (right below the taxon tree). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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After uploading/attaching media click "back to xxx" at the top of the page to go back to the taxon concept page where additional options appear:
In the caption text-box you can enter information for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, measurements, etc.). In the web-interface (front-end) of the species-section this information will be visible at the bottom of the media file. Captions are not part of the default metadata, but are dependent of the module and associated item (species, glossary entry, etc.).
When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the web-interface (front-end) on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey.
After finishing click "save" to save your edits (for each media item separately!).
In the caption text-box you can enter information for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, measurements, etc.). In the web-interface (front-end) of the species-section this information will be visible at the bottom of the media file. Captions are not part of the default metadata, but are dependent of the module and associated item (species, glossary entry, etc.).
When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the web-interface (front-end) on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey.
After finishing click "save" to save your edits (for each media item separately!).
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When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the web-interface (front-end) on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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All taxa included in the project will be listed as an automatically generated interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon by typing its name in the text-box on top of the page or browse the tree. In the tree the names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page on which you can add or edit data.
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When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the web-interface (front-end) on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts. These taxa concepts are no longer part of the project: they are not part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the web-interface (front-end) (front end).
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories. In the web-interface (front-end), these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Some of these categories - printed in red - are created automatically, others are defined by the Lead Expert (with a limit of 50 categories). The category overview contains the following columns:
//Grip-icon// which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in which the tabs are presented in the web-interface (front-end). Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
//The system name.// If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the web-interface (front-end).
//Translation(s).// The category name in the project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the web-interface (front-end).
//Show when empty.// When set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in web-interface (front-end).
This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts. These taxa concepts are no longer part of the project: they are not part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the web-interface (front-end) (front end).
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories. In the web-interface (front-end), these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Some of these categories - printed in red - are created automatically, others are defined by the Lead Expert (with a limit of 50 categories). The category overview contains the following columns:
//Grip-icon// which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in which the tabs are presented in the web-interface (front-end). Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
//The system name.// If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the web-interface (front-end).
//Translation(s).// The category name in the project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the web-interface (front-end).
//Show when empty.// When set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in web-interface (front-end).
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This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts. These taxa concepts are no longer part of the project: they are not part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories. In the view mode, these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Some of these categories - printed in red - are created automatically, others are defined by the Lead Expert (with a limit of 50 categories). The category overview contains the following columns:
//Grip-icon// which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in which the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
//The system name.// If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
//Translation(s).// The category name in the project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
//Show when empty.// When set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
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You can link media to a taxon concept (images, audio, video, pdf, text documents). Click "upload media" to upload new media, click "attach media" to attach media already present in the project.
After uploading/attaching media click "back to xxx" at the top of the page to go back to the taxon concept page where additional options appear. In the caption text-box you can enter information for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, measurements, etc.). In the web-interface (front-end) of the species-section this information will be visible at the bottom of the media file.
The order in which the media is shown here will be the order in which it will appear in the web-interface (front-end). To change the order click the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the view mode on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
After uploading/attaching media click "back to xxx" at the top of the page to go back to the taxon concept page where additional options appear. In the caption text-box you can enter information for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, measurements, etc.). In the web-interface (front-end) of the species-section this information will be visible at the bottom of the media file.
The order in which the media is shown here will be the order in which it will appear in the web-interface (front-end). To change the order click the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
When you check the button "is overview image" this image will appear in the view mode on the upper righthand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media file.
The order in which the media is shown here will be the order in which it will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
When you check "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the upper right hand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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Only available in specific projects (Nederlands Soorten Register, Dutch Caribbean Species Register, Grasshoppers of Europe).
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Clicking "add author" opens a list from which you can choose the name of the author or organisation that you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a search window. Enter text to find the relevant publication and select it. Note that you can only link persons/organisations or literature already present in the project. To add new persons/organisations go tot the Actors module, for publications to the Literature module.
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On this page you can link authors, organisations or publications to the passport of a taxon. From the pop-up behind "add to:" you can define to which section(s) of the passport you want to link.
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On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to the passport of a taxon. From the pop-up behind "add to:" you can define to which section(s) of the passport you want to link.
Clicking "add author" opens a list from which you can choose the name of the author or organisation that you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a search window. Enter text to find the relevant publication and select it. Note that you can only link persons/organisations already present in the project. To add new persons/organisations go tot the Actors module, for publications to the Literature module.
Clicking "add author" opens a list from which you can choose the name of the author or organisation that you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a search window. Enter text to find the relevant publication and select it. Note that you can only link persons/organisations already present in the project. To add new persons/organisations go tot the Actors module, for publications to the Literature module.
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====Edit taxon passport metadata====
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//Metadata//
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At the bottom of the page you see the option "metadata". Clicking this will bring you to the page where you can link metadata (like authors or references) to the passport.
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You can add links to other sections of the project. To do so select the word(s) you want to become the link, click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box, paste the url. Define a Target (second tab):
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You can add links to other sections of the project. To do so select the word(s) you want to become the link, click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box, paste the URL. Define a Target (second tab):
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After pasting the URL go to the second tab (Target) and choose a target from the pop-up:
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You can add links to other sections of the project. Select the word(s) you want to become the link, click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box, paste the URL.
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You can add links to other sections of the project. Select the word(s) you want to become the link, click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box., paste the URL.
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You can add links to other sections of the project. Select the word(s) you want to become the actual link, click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box., paste the URL.
(To get the url for a media item go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url address of the media item you want to link).
(To get the url for a media item go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url address of the media item you want to link).
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For media first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
Then type and select the word(s) you want to be clickable (become the actual link) and click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box. Paste the URL you want to link to.
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Some information on the sections filled automatically. These sections will be presented as a tab web-interface (front-end) once they contain data:
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These sections will be presented as a tab web-interface (front-end) once they contain data.
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< Key links > can be added in the Single-acces key module. These link to a specific step in the single acces key, used to jump directly to the right starting point for the identification of members of a specific (higher) taxon group, like family or genus.
< Literature > references can be linked in the literature function of the Taxon editor module or in the Literature module
< Media > media can be added in the media section of the Taxon editor module
< Experts > can be linked in the expert function of the Taxon editor module or in the Actors module
< Literature > references can be linked in the literature function of the Taxon editor module or in the Literature module
< Media > media can be added in the media section of the Taxon editor module
< Experts > can be linked in the expert function of the Taxon editor module or in the Actors module
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< Literature > references are added in the literature section of the Taxon editor module or in the Literature module
< Media > media is added in the media section of the Taxon editor module
< Experts >
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On this page you can edit the different sections (tabs) of the description page of a taxon. The sections in blue are editable, the ones in black are filled automatically (for more information see below). Clicking the arrow opens the specific section (tab) in the web-interface (front-end).
To edit click the name of the section (e.g. Description), here click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the text editor.
Some information on the sections filled automatically:
< Child taxa list >
< Classification >
< DNA barcodes >
<Naamgeving>
< Presence status > NSR only
< Experts >
These sections will be presented as a tab web-interface (front-end) once they contain data.
To edit click the name of the section (e.g. Description), here click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the text editor.
Some information on the sections filled automatically:
< Child taxa list >
< Classification >
< DNA barcodes >
<Naamgeving>
< Presence status > NSR only
< Experts >
These sections will be presented as a tab web-interface (front-end) once they contain data.
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You also see the following sections listed:
< Key links >
< Literature >
< Media >
< Presence status >
These sections you cannot edit from here. In the view mode these sections will be presented as a tab once they contain data.
< Presence status > is NSR only.
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In this module you can browse, add or edit the taxa in the project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks you want to include. You find this option at the bottom of this page.
From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click the name of the section you want to see or edit.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from the project or the taxonomic tree. To delete a taxon concept go back to the “Edit taxon concept” page and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
On this page you can edit different sections (tabs) of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. First click the name of the section you want to edit, e.g. Description, to open it. Then click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the editor. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section (tab) in the web-interface (front-end).
You can add links to other sections of the project. To do so, copy the link adres where you want to link to.
Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxonomic tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the web-interface (front-end).
When there are trait groups defined in the project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
This page shows an automatic generated list of the taxa that have no parent in the project.
//Translation(s).// The category name in the project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in the project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
On this page you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in the project.
From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click the name of the section you want to see or edit.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from the project or the taxonomic tree. To delete a taxon concept go back to the “Edit taxon concept” page and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
On this page you can edit different sections (tabs) of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. First click the name of the section you want to edit, e.g. Description, to open it. Then click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the editor. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section (tab) in the web-interface (front-end).
You can add links to other sections of the project. To do so, copy the link adres where you want to link to.
Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxonomic tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the web-interface (front-end).
When there are trait groups defined in the project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
This page shows an automatic generated list of the taxa that have no parent in the project.
//Translation(s).// The category name in the project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in the project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
On this page you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in the project.
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to see or edit.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To delete a taxon concept go back to the “Edit taxon concept” page and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
On this page you can edit different sections (tabs) of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. First click the name of the section you want to edit, e.g. Description, to open it. Then click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the editor. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section (tab) in the view-mode.
You can add links to other sections of your project. To do so, copy the link adres where you want to link to.
Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxonomic tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the view-mode.
When there are trait groups defined in your project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
This page shows an automatic generated list of the taxa that have no parent in your project.
//Translation(s).// The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
On this page you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project.
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On this page you can add, edit or delete scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can change or specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
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Add scientific name
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept by clicking "add scientific name" (e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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On this page you can add, edit or delete a common name of a taxon concept. You have to specify the language for the common name and the type (alternative or preferred name). (The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree).
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Add common name
On this page you can add a common name. When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name. You also can specify the type (alternative or preferred name). The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree.
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If you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” the taxon is probably present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. In this case you can click “Show taxon”. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion by clicking "uno deletion" right below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be present in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (right below the taxon tree). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
On this page you can edit or delete scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can change or specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To delete a taxon concept go back to the “Edit taxon concept” page and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept by clicking "add scientific name" (e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym). You can specify the concept type and rank.
This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be present in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (right below the taxon tree). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
On this page you can edit or delete scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can change or specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To delete a taxon concept go back to the “Edit taxon concept” page and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept by clicking "add scientific name" (e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be visible in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (at the bottom of the tree on the Taxon editor starting page). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
On this page you can edit or delete the scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can change or specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept (e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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This doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be visible in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (at the bottom of the tree on the Taxon editor starting page). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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If you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” the taxon is probably present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. In this case you can click “Show taxon”. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion by clicking "uno deletion" right below the concept name.
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But this doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be visible in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” (at the bottom of the tree on the Taxon editor starting page). By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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To delete a taxon concept click “mark taxon as deleted”. This deletes the concept card from the project; it will no longer be part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the web-interface (front-end).
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to see or edit.
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If you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” you can click “Show taxon”. Possibly the taxon is present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion and then edit it afterwards.
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On this page you can add a new taxon (lower or higher taxa). Enter a rank, parent, name and other relevant information. The fields with an * or mandatory.
(When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save").
(When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save").
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When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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All taxa included in the project will be listed as an automatically generated interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon by typing its name in the text box on top of the page or browse the tree. In the tree the names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page on which you can add or edit data.
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**Before applying for your own site you can experiment with all the available functions of this module in the LNG Sandboxes: http://linnaeus.naturalis.nl/wiki/Sandboxes**
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In this module you can browse, add or edit the taxa in your project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks you want to include. You find this option at the bottom of this page.
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By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project. This option is only available if there are no ranks specified yet.
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Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That division is defined in the Single-access key and Multi-entry key modules.
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On this page you can edit attributes of a category. This functionality is for system administrators only!
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Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That division is defined in the single-access key and multi entry key modules.
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On this page you can update an index table. This functionality updates the extra index table which holds the parent-child relations of the taxon concepts. Basically the table is updated automatically but in case that, for instance, the count of underlying taxa in the taxonomic tree doesn't match with the actual count, then you should update this by hand. Take in account that updating can take about a minute.
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Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxonomic tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the view-mode.
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This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts. These taxa concepts are no longer part of the project: they are not part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
But they are not entirely removed from the database. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
But they are not entirely removed from the database. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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To delete a taxon concept click “mark taxon as deleted”. This deletes the concept card from the project; it will no longer be part of the taxonomic tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxonomic tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
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To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxon tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
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On this page you can edit or delete a common name of a taxon concept. You can specify the language for the common name and the type (alternative or preferred name). The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree.
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To delete a name click “delete”. Deleting a valid name doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxon tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
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On this page you can edit or delete the scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can change or specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
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On this page you can edit or delete the scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can specify the concept type and rank. Click “save” before leaving this page.
To delete a name click “delete”. When you delete a valid name that doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxon tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
To delete a name click “delete”. When you delete a valid name that doesn’t mean the taxon concept is removed from your project or the taxon tree. To do so go back to “Edit taxon concept” and click “mark taxon as deleted”.
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To delete a taxon concept click “mark taxon as deleted”. This deletes the concept card from the project; it will no longer be part of the taxon tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
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But this doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. It will still be visible in the back-end in the list of deleted taxon concepts. To go to this list click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” at the Taxon editor starting page. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo deletion” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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But this doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. To get a list of deleted taxon concepts click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” at the Taxon editor starting page. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo delition” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit.
To delete a taxon concept click “mark taxon as deleted”. This deletes the concept card from the project: it will no longer be part of the taxon tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
But it doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. To get a list of deleted taxon concepts click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” at the Taxon editor starting page. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo delition” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
To delete a taxon concept click “mark taxon as deleted”. This deletes the concept card from the project: it will no longer be part of the taxon tree or visible in the view mode (front end).
But it doesn’t remove the concept entirely from the database. To get a list of deleted taxon concepts click “taxon concepts marked as deleted” under “tasks” at the Taxon editor starting page. By clicking a name in the list you go to the editing page of the deleted taxon. From here you can undo the deletion by clicking “undo delition” below “CONCEPT IS MARKED AS DELETED”.
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When you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” you can click “Show taxon”. It can be the taxon is present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion and then edit it afterwards.
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When you get the warning “Combination of name, rank and parent already exists (deleted taxon). Concept not saved.” you can click “Show taxon”. It can be the taxon is present in the database as a ‘deleted taxon’. You cannot overwrite this taxon but you can undo the deletion and edit it afterwards.
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit.
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On this page you can define which taxonomic ranks can be used in the project. Currently selected ranks are shown on the right. To remove a rank from the selection, double click its name. The uppermost rank, regio, is mandatory and cannot be deleted.
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Each taxon page consists of one or more categories. In the view mode, these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Some of these categories - printed in red - are created automatically, others are defined by the Lead Expert (with a limit of 50 categories). The category overview contains the following columns:
//Attributes.// Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can only be edited by the system administrator.
//Attributes.// Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can only be edited by the system administrator.
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//Attributes.// Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
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//Start order.// This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesses a taxon page.
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//Grip-icon// which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in which the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
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//Grip-icon// with which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in which the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
//The system name.// If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
//Translation(s).// The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
//Show when empty.// When set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
//Start order.// This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesse a taxon page.
//Delete / suppress.// Link to delete a regular category, or suppress an automatic category (automatic categories cannot be deleted).
//Attributes.// Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
//The system name.// If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
//Translation(s).// The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
//Show when empty.// When set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
//Start order.// This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesse a taxon page.
//Delete / suppress.// Link to delete a regular category, or suppress an automatic category (automatic categories cannot be deleted).
//Attributes.// Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
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- The system name. If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
- Translation(s). The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
- Show when empty: when set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
- Start order. This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesse a taxon page.
- Delete / suppress. Link to delete a regular category, or suppress an automatic category (automatic categories cannot be deleted).
- Attributes. Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
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* A grip-icon which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in whoch the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
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Each taxon page consists of one or more categories. In the view mode, these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Some of these categories - printed in red - are created automatically, others are defined by the Lead Expert (with a limit of 50 categories). The category overview contains the folllowing columns:
- A grip-icon which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in whoch the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
- The system name. If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
- Translation(s). The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
- Show when empty: when set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
- Start order. This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesse a taxon page.
- Delete / suppress. Link to delete a regular category, or suppress an automatic category (automatic categories cannot be deleted).
- Attributes. Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
If you have made changes, make sure to click "save" before leaving the page.
- A grip-icon which you can use to drag and drop categories to a different position. The positions determine the order in whoch the tabs are presented in the view mode. Be sure to click "save" after changing the order of categories.
- The system name. If there is no translation available, this is the name that is presented in the view mode.
- Translation(s). The category name in your project language(s). If empty, the system name will be displayed in the view mode.
- Show when empty: when set to "no", the tab is hidden if no data is available for that tab for the taxon you are looking at in view mode.
- Start order. This determines the order in which the system looks for the first non-empty tab to open, the first time in a session a user accesse a taxon page.
- Delete / suppress. Link to delete a regular category, or suppress an automatic category (automatic categories cannot be deleted).
- Attributes. Special attributes, like external references or hidden tabs. These can oly be eidted by the system administrator.
If you have made changes, make sure to click "save" before leaving the page.
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You can drag and drop the different categories to put them in the right position. The order in which the categories are presented here are the order in which the tabs are presented on the taxon page in the view mode. You can specify if you want empty categories to be presented in the view mode, by checking "y" (yes) or "n" (no).
With 'start order' you can specify the tab in which the species section opens in the view mode. When this tab (no 1) is empty and you checked "n" for 'show when empty' the tab with start order no 2 will be the opening tab, etc.
Click "save" before leaving the page.
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On this page you can edit a common name of a taxon concept. You can specify the language for the common name and the type (alternative or preferred name). The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree.
On this page you can add a common name. When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name. You also can specify the type (alternative or preferred name). The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree.
On this page you can add a common name. When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name. You also can specify the type (alternative or preferred name). The preferred name in the default language of the project will appear in front of the concept name in the taxonomic tree.
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On this page you can add a common name. When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name.
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For media first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
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For media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
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You can add links to other sections of your project. To do so, copy the link adres where you want to link to.
To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
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You can add links to other sections of your project. To do so, copy the link adres where you want to link to. To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
Then type and select the word(s) you want to be clickable (become the actual link) and click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box. Paste the URL you want to link to.
After pasting the URL go to the second tab (Target) and choose a target from the pop-up:
Frame – media opens in new tab
Popup window – media opens in pop-up window. You can choose the size of the pop-up by filling in “Width” and “Height”
New window– media opens in new tab
Topmost window– media opens in same tab
Same window– media opens in same tab
Parent window– media opens in same tab
Click "ok" to save the link.
Then type and select the word(s) you want to be clickable (become the actual link) and click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box. Paste the URL you want to link to.
After pasting the URL go to the second tab (Target) and choose a target from the pop-up:
Frame – media opens in new tab
Popup window – media opens in pop-up window. You can choose the size of the pop-up by filling in “Width” and “Height”
New window– media opens in new tab
Topmost window– media opens in same tab
Same window– media opens in same tab
Parent window– media opens in same tab
Click "ok" to save the link.
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To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
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//Internal links//
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/Internal links//
You can add links to other sections of your project. To do so, type and select the word(s) you want to be clickable (become the actual link). Then click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box. Paste the URL you want to link to. Go to the second tab (Target) and choose a target from the pop-up. Click "ok" to save the link.
To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
You can add links to other sections of your project. To do so, type and select the word(s) you want to be clickable (become the actual link). Then click the chain-symbol in the upper centre of the editing-box. Paste the URL you want to link to. Go to the second tab (Target) and choose a target from the pop-up. Click "ok" to save the link.
To link media in the text first go to the Media module. Click “browse media for this project” and choose list-view. Copy the url adres of the media item you want to link.
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====Taxon file upload====
====Taxon passport content upload====
====Taxon passport content upload====
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< Literature > references are added in the literature section of the Taxon editor module or in the Literature module
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< Key links > are added in the Single acces key module. These are link(s) to specific steps in the single acces key, used to jump to the startpoint in the key for the identification of members of a specific (higher) taxon group, like family or genus
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< Key links > are added in the Single acces key module. These are link(s) to specific steps in the dichotomous key, used to jump to the startpoint in the key for the identification of members of a specific (higher) taxon group, like family or genus. Links are maintained in the Key-module
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These sections you cannot edit from here. In the view mode these sections will be presented as a tab once they contain data.
< Key links > are added in the Single acces key module. (Link(s) to specific steps in the dichotomous key, used to jump to the startpoint in the key of the identification of members of a specific (higher) taxon group, like family or genus. Links are maintained in the Key-module)
< Literature > references are added in the Literature module
< Media > media is added in the media section of the Taxon editor module
< Presence status > is NSR only.
< Key links > are added in the Single acces key module. (Link(s) to specific steps in the dichotomous key, used to jump to the startpoint in the key of the identification of members of a specific (higher) taxon group, like family or genus. Links are maintained in the Key-module)
< Literature > references are added in the Literature module
< Media > media is added in the media section of the Taxon editor module
< Presence status > is NSR only.
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On this page you can edit different sections (tabs) of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. First click the name of the section you want to edit, e.g. Description, to open it. Then click "edit" at the bottom of the text to open the editor. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section (tab) in the view-mode.
You also see the following sections listed:
< Key links >
< Literature >
< Media >
< Presence status >
These sections you cannot edit from here. In the view mode these sections will be presented as a tab once they contain data. The data for < Key links > is added in the Single acces key module, < Literature > in the Literature module, < Media > in the media section of the Taxon editor module, < Presence status > is NSR only.
You also see the following sections listed:
< Key links >
< Literature >
< Media >
< Presence status >
These sections you cannot edit from here. In the view mode these sections will be presented as a tab once they contain data. The data for < Key links > is added in the Single acces key module, < Literature > in the Literature module, < Media > in the media section of the Taxon editor module, < Presence status > is NSR only.
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On the left you see all the possible ranks you can add. Click the rank to add the rank to the selection.
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**Before applying for your own site you can experiment with all the available functions of this module in the LNG Sandboxes: http://linnaeus.naturalis.nl/wiki/Sandboxes**
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Only available for NSR project!
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Only NSR project!
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This page shows a log of all the edits.
====External ID resolver====
On this page you can paste a list of ID's. To do so paste the list - one on each line - in the section. Click "search" (only for taxa!). Hundred or less codes are displayed in the screen directly and are downloadable as txt-file by clicking on "download results as text-file". Batches of more then 100 codes are only downloadable and thus are not displayed.
This functionality only works from code to name, not the other way around.
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====Orphaned taxa====
This page shows an automatic generated list of the taxa that have no parent in your project.
====Multi-purpose export====
====Taxon file upload ====
This page shows an automatic generated list of the taxa that have no parent in your project.
====Multi-purpose export====
====Taxon file upload ====
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When there are trait groups defined in your project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
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When there are trait groups in you project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. (You can add a new trait group in the Trait module.) Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
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When there are trait groups in you project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. You can add a new trait group in the Trait module. Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
When there are trait groups in you project this option will appear on the bottom of each taxon concept card. You can add a new trait group in the Trait module. Clicking a trait group listed under "add traits" brings you to the taxon trait date page in the Trait module. Clicking "save" links the trait group to the taxon concept.
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Names you enter are automatically saved when you leave the input field.
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Click "save selected ranks" to save your edits.
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Click "save selected ranks" before leaving the page.
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On this page you can define which taxonomic ranks can be used in the project. Currently selected ranks are shown on the right. To remove a rank from the selection, double click its name. The uppermost rank, Kingdom, is mandatory and cannot be deleted.
On the left you see all the possible ranks you can add. Click the arrow next to a rank to add the rank to the selection.
By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project.
Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That distinction is defined in the "dichotomous key" module. However, that distinction must be on the same level as the one you define here, or below it. It can never be higher up in the rank hierarchy.
Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
On the left you see all the possible ranks you can add. Click the arrow next to a rank to add the rank to the selection.
By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project.
Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That distinction is defined in the "dichotomous key" module. However, that distinction must be on the same level as the one you define here, or below it. It can never be higher up in the rank hierarchy.
Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
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By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project. After you have made the appropriate selection, click the save-button. Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That distinction is defined in the "dichotomous key" module. However, that distinction must be on the same level as the one you define here, or below it. It can never be higher up in the rank hierarchy.
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On this page you can define which taxonomic ranks can be used in the project. Click the arrow next to a rank to add the rank to the selection used in this project. Currently selected ranks are shown on the right. To remove a rank from the selection, double click it in the list on the right. The uppermost rank, regio, is mandatory and cannot be deleted.
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Click "save" before leaving the page.
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On this page you can add a new taxon (lower or higher taxa). Enter a rank, parent, name and other relevant information.
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On this page you can add a new taxon (lower or higher taxa). Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information.
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On this page you can link a literature reference to a taxon. Click "add reference" and type text in the pop-up to find the reference you want to link. Clicking the name of the reference will link it directly. To unlink a reference click the x behind its name. This will unlink the reference without further warning. Click "save" before leaving the page.
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On this page you can link a literature reference to a taxon. Click "add reference" and type text in the pop-up to find the reference you want to link. Clicking the name of the reference will link it directly. To unlink a reference click the x behind its name. This will unlink the reference without further warning.
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====Taxon literature====
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====Literature====
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To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file.
On this page you also see the option 'replace with'. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
On this page you also see the option 'replace with'. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file. Be aware that replacing a media file here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the Media module where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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When you check "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the upper right hand corner of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media file (e.g. female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media file.
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On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa). Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information.
When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa). Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information. When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon (e.g. a subspecies) the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept (e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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On this page you can edit the scientific names of a taxon concept (e.g. valid name, synonym etc). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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Add scientific name
Add common name
Add common name
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On this page you can edit the scientific names of a taxon concept (like valid name, synonym etc). You can specify the concept type and rank.
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On this page you can edit the scientific names of a taxon concept, like valid name, synonym etc. You can specify the concept type and rank.
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In this module you can browse, add or edit the taxa in your project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks that you want to include. You find this option at the bottom of this page.
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In this module you can browse, add or edit the taxa in your project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. You find this option at the bottom of this page.
All taxa included in the project will be listed as an automatically generated interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. The names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
All taxa included in the project will be listed as an automatically generated interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. The names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in the project. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. The names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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On this page you can add a common name. When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name.
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You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept. e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym etc. You can specify the concept type and rank.
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On this page you can edit the scientific name of a taxon concept. You can specify the concept type and rank.
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On this page you can edit the scientific name of a taxon concept. You can specify the concept type.
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other options and sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit .
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On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa). Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information. When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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From this page you can edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit .
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This is the starting page to edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the term you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit .
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This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in the project. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. The names in blue have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. Clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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In this module you can browse, add or edit the taxa in your project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. You find this option at the bottom of this page. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. Clicking a name in the tree unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in the project. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. Clicking a name in the tree unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in the project. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. Clicking a name in the tree unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
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This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in this project under Taxonomic tree: all species and other taxa described in the taxon editor. The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
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This is the starting page from which you can browse, add or edit the taxa in your project. For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. You find this option at the bottom of this page. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. Clicking a name in the tree unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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This is the starting page from which you can add a taxon (species or higher taxa) by clicking "new taxon concept". For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the Taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. You find this option at the bottom of this page. New names need to be linked to a parent taxon. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. You can find an existing taxon name by typing in the text box on top of this page or use the tree. Clicking a name unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow at the right of a name opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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This is the starting page from which you can add a taxon (species or higher taxa) by clicking "new taxon concept". For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the Taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. You find this option at the bottom of this page. New names need to be linked to a parent taxon. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. To edit an existing taxon name you can "Type to find" or use the tree. Clicking the name unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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This is the starting page from which you can add a taxon (species or higher taxa) by clicking "new taxon concept". For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the Taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. New names need to be linked to a parent taxon. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. To edit an existing taxon name you can "Type to find" or use the tree. Clicking the name unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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On this page the taxon concept can be renamed directly, without checks. Use this only in exceptional cases in which there is a discrepancy between the concept name and the valid name. For instance if in imported data the concept name is different from the valid name. In these cases there is the option "Rename taxon concept directly" renaming without all the automatic effects involved in changing the valid name.
The proper/standard way to adjust the name of a concept is by changing the valid name that involves all the automatic effects as renaming and valid name to synonym-actions. Please note: underlying precondition is that **concept name** = **valid name**
After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media file (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media file.
When you check "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, unrelated to the modules it is connected to (e.g. title, location, photographer and tags).
To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
The proper/standard way to adjust the name of a concept is by changing the valid name that involves all the automatic effects as renaming and valid name to synonym-actions. Please note: underlying precondition is that **concept name** = **valid name**
After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media file (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media file.
When you check "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, any remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, unrelated to the modules it is connected to (e.g. title, location, photographer and tags).
To replace the media file or to edit the overall metadata of a media file click "edit" on the right-hand side of ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media file. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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The proper/usual way to adjust the name of a concept is through the valid name with all the automatic effects like renaming and valid name to synonym-actions. But: underlying precondition is that **concept name** = **valid name**
After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media-item (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media-item.
When you check the check-box "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, the remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
For replacing or editing the overall metadata of a media-item click "edit" on the right-hand side of the word ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media-item. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
For replacing or editing the overall metadata of a media-item click "edit" on the right-hand side of the word ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media-item. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
For replacing or editing the overall metadata of a media-item click "edit" on the right-hand side of the word ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media-item. Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags). Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags). Be aware that replacing here means the media file is replaced with the new one everywhere in the project where it is linked. When you want to replace a media file only in specific modules then go to this module and detach the media file there. After detaching you can then upload and link a new media file for the specific module.
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The order in which the media is shown here will be the order in which it will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
To detach a media-item from a taxon concept click "detach".
For replacing or editing the overall metadata of a media-item click "edit" on the right-hand side of the word ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media-item:
The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
To detach a media-item from a taxon concept click "detach".
For replacing or editing the overall metadata of a media-item click "edit" on the right-hand side of the word ‘Metadata’. This will open the section where you can edit the overall metadata of the media-item:
The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
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To detach an image from a taxon concept click "detach".
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
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For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related to the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
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The order in which the images are shown here will be the order in which they will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
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Only available in NSR project
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After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-field you can enter information (text) for the media-item (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media-item.
To add a new category enter the name in the text-field behind 'Add a new category:' at the bottom of the page. Click "add" to save the new category.
To add a new category enter the name in the text-field behind 'Add a new category:' at the bottom of the page. Click "add" to save the new category.
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To add a new category enter the name in the text box behind 'Add a new category:' at the bottom of the page. Click "add" to save the new category.
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To add a new category enter the name in the text box behind 'Add a new category:' at the bottom of the page. Click "add" to save the new category.
On this page you can edit attributes of a category.
On this page you can edit attributes of a category.
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With 'start order' you can specify the tab in which the species section opens in the view mode. When this tab (no 1) is empty and you checked "n" for 'show when empty' the tab with start order no 2 will be the opening tab, etc.
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Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The categories, 'Classification', 'Names' and 'Media' are mandatory. In the view mode, these categories are presented as tabs in the taxon page. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed.
You can drag and drop the different categories to put them in the right position. The order in which the categories are presented here are the order in which the tabs are presented on the taxon page in the view mode. You can specify if you want empty categories to be presented in the view mode, by checking "y" (yes) or "n" (no).
You can drag and drop the different categories to put them in the right position. The order in which the categories are presented here are the order in which the tabs are presented on the taxon page in the view mode. You can specify if you want empty categories to be presented in the view mode, by checking "y" (yes) or "n" (no).
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To edit a category click "edit".
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When you check the check-box "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, the remaining space will be filled with grey. After finishing click "save" to save your edits.
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The order in which the images are shown here will be the order in which they will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the clicking the ↑ and ↓ arrows.
To detach an image from a taxon concept click "detach".
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related tot the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
To detach an image from a taxon concept click "detach".
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related tot the media, independent of the modules it is related to (like title, location, photographer and tags).
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For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related tot the media, independent of the modules it is related to.
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You can link media to a taxon concept. Click "upload media" to upload new media, click "attach media" to attach media already present in the project.
After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-box you can enter information (text) for the media-item (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media-item.
The order in which the images are shown here will be the order in which they will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the arrows
When you check the check-box "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, the remaining space will be filled with grey.
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related tot the media, independent of the modules it is related to.
After uploading/attaching media to your taxon concept, additional options appear. In the caption text-box you can enter information (text) for the media-item (for example: female, juvenile, enlarged, etc.). In the view mode of the species-section this text will be visible below the media-item.
The order in which the images are shown here will be the order in which they will appear in the view mode. To change the order click the arrows
When you check the check-box "is overview image" the related image will appear in the view mode on the right hand side of the description page of the taxon. It will be scaled to 241 (width) x 281 (hight) pixels. When you choose an image with different dimensions it will be scaled, the remaining space will be filled with grey.
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item. The overall metadata are the metadata directly related tot the media, independent of the modules it is related to.
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For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item.
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On this page the taxon concept can be renamed directly, without checks. Perform this only in exceptional cases in which there is a discrepancy between the concept name and the valid name. Like when in imported data the concept name is different then the valid name. For this cases there is this option "Rename taxon concept directly" without all the automatic effects involved in changing the valid name.
Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxon tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the view-mode.
The proper/usual way to adjust the name of a concept is through the valid name with all the automatic effects like renaming and valid name to synonym-actions. But: underlying precondition is that **concept name** = **valid name**
Adjusting the name of the taxon concept doesn't affect the name in the taxon tree or classification. It only affects the name of the concept and species card in the view-mode.
The proper/usual way to adjust the name of a concept is through the valid name with all the automatic effects like renaming and valid name to synonym-actions. But: underlying precondition is that **concept name** = **valid name**
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You can link media to a taxon concept. Click "upload media" to upload new media, click "attach media" to attach media already present in the project. In the caption text-box you can enter text for the media-item specific for this context (for example: female, juvenile, flower, enlarged, etc.).
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item.
For editing the overall metadata of the media-item click "edit" at the right hand of the media-item.
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This page shows an automatically generated list of taxa included in this project under Taxonomic tree: all species and other taxa described in the taxon editor. The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
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This page shows an automaticly generated list of taxa included in this project under Taxonomic tree: all species and other taxa described in the taxon editor. The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to a taxon. Clicking "add author" or "add organisation" opens a list from which you choose the name that you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a search window. Enter text to find the relevant publication and select the publication found. This adds the publication to the taxon passport.
Columns containing the file name and the NSR ID are mandatory, as is at least one column with meta-data. Images should be specified with their file name only, not full paths. The system will assume that they reside at http://images.naturalis.nl/original/; if they do not (yet) exist there, a warning is generated, but the data is saved nonetheless. Dates in meta-data should be in the format DD-MM-YYYY.
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The first category, 'Distribution', is mandatory. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed. These are shown one language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking the particular column header. The current active language is shown underlined. Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
On this page you can add or edit attributes to a category.
On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed; on the right hand side, the labels in the other languages. These are shown one language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined.
On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to a taxon. Clicking "add author" or "add organisation" opens a list from which you choose the name that you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a search window. Enter text to find the relevant publication and select the publication found. This adds the publication to the taxon passport.
Columns containing the file name and the NSR ID are mandatory, as is at least one column with meta-data. Images should be specified with their file name only, not full paths. The system will assume that they reside at http://images.naturalis.nl/original/; if they do not (yet) exist there, a warning is generated, but the data is saved nonetheless. Dates in meta-data should be in the format DD-MM-YYYY.
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The first category, 'Distribution', is mandatory. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed. These are shown one language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking the particular column header. The current active language is shown underlined. Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
On this page you can add or edit attributes to a category.
On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed; on the right hand side, the labels in the other languages. These are shown one language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined.
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On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to a taxon. Clicking "add author" or "add organisation" opens a list where you choose a name you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a pop-up where you can enter text to find the publication you want to add.
Columns containing the file name and the NSR ID are mandatory, as is at least one column with meta-data. Images should be specified with their file name only, not full paths. The system will assume that they reside at http://images.naturalis.nl/original/; if they do not (yet) exist there, a warning is generated, but the data is saved nonetheless. Meta-data containing dates should be in the format DD-MM-YYYY.
Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The first category, 'Distribution', is mandatory. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined. Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
On this page you can add or edit attributes for a category.
On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed; on the right hand side, the labels in the other languages. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined.
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This is the starting page to edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the field you want to edit. At the bottom of the page you see a list of other sections of the taxon concept. Click on the name of the section you want to examine or edit .
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On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa) to your project. Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information. When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa) to your project. Enter a name, rank, parent and other relevant information. When adding an underlying taxon to an existing taxon the parent is already defined. After finishing click "save".
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New scientific name
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept. e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym etc. You can specify the concept type and rank and add a literature reference.
On this page you can edit a common name of a taxon concept.
You can add a scientific name for a taxon concept. e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym etc. You can specify the concept type and rank and add a literature reference.
On this page you can edit a common name of a taxon concept.
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New common name
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On this page you can edit or add a common name.
When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name.
When you add a new common name you have to specify the language for the new name.
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This page shows an automatic generated list of taxa included in this project under Taxonomic tree: all species and other taxa described in the taxon editor. The blue names have underlying taxa, click the name to unfold them. To jump to the page of a taxon click on the arrow behind its name.
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To jump directly to the page for that taxon, click on the arrow behind its name.
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To jump directly to the page for that taxon, click on the arrow behind its name.
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On this page you can add or edit attributes for a category.
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On this page you can add or edit specifications for a category.
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Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The first category, 'Distribution', is mandatory. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined. Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
To edit a category click "edit".
On this page you can add or edit specifications for a category
To edit a category click "edit".
On this page you can add or edit specifications for a category
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By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project. After you have made the appropriate selection, click the save-button. Once you have saved the selection, you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project. To do so click “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
On this page you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project.
On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed; on the right hand side, the labels in the other languages. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined.
Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
On this page you can specify the correct label of each rank in the language or languages defined in your project.
On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed; on the right hand side, the labels in the other languages. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined.
Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
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On this page you can edit a common name.
On this page you can edit the different sections of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section in the view-mode.
On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to a taxon. Clicking "add author" or "add organisation" opens a list where you choose a name you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a pop-up where you can enter text to find the publication you want to add.
On this page you can edit the different sections of the description page of a taxon by clicking on the name of the section you want to edit. Clicking on the arrow opens the specific section in the view-mode.
On this page you can link an author, organisation or publication to a taxon. Clicking "add author" or "add organisation" opens a list where you choose a name you want to add. Clicking "add reference" opens a pop-up where you can enter text to find the publication you want to add.
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On this page you can edit the scientific name of a taxon concept. You can specify the concept type and rank and add a literature reference.
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On this page you can edit or add a scientific name for a taxon concept. e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym etc. You can specify the concept type and rank and add a literature reference.
On this page you can enter a common name in different languages. Specify the language for each name.
On this page you can enter a common name in different languages. Specify the language for each name.
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On this page you can enter a common names in different languages. Specify the language for each name.
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On this page you can enter a new scientific name for a taxon concept. e.g. a synonym, basionym, homonym etc. Add the concept type, rank and publication for reference.
On this page you can enter a common names in different languages. Specify the language for each name.
On this page you can enter a common names in different languages. Specify the language for each name.
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This page shows an automatic generated list of taxa included in this project under Taxonomic tree: all species and other taxa described in the taxon editor.
The names of taxa that have a page in the taxon editor are marked in blue. To jump directly to the page for that taxon, click on the arrow behind its name.
The names of taxa that have a page in the taxon editor are marked in blue. To jump directly to the page for that taxon, click on the arrow behind its name.
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This is the starting page from which you can add a name for a taxon (species or higher taxa) by clicking "new taxon concept". For fresh projects it is advised to first enter the Taxonomic ranks that you want to include in the project. New names need to be linked to a parent taxon. All taxa will be listed as an interactive tree. To edit an existing taxon name you can "Type to find" or use the tree. Clicking the name unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow opens the taxon page where you can edit.
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On this page the taxon concept can be renamed directly, without checks. Perform this only in exceptional cases in which there is a discrepancy between the concept name and the valid name. The proper way to adjust the name of a concept is through the valid name.
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This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts.
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On this page you can update an index table. This functionality updates the extra index table which holds the parent-child relations of the taxon concepts. Basically the table is updated automatically but in case that, for instance, the count of underlying taxa in the taxon tree doesn't match with the actual count, then you should update this by hand. Take in account that updating can take about a minute.
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This page shows a log of all the edits.
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On this page you can paste a list of ID's. To do so paste the list - one on each line - in the section. Click "search" (only for taxa!). Hundred or less codes are displayed in the screen directly and are downloadable as txt-file by clicking on "download results as text-file". Batches of more then 100 codes are only downloadable and thus are not displayed.
This functionality only works from code to name, not the other way around.
This functionality only works from code to name, not the other way around.
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Enter raw meta-data (TAB separated, like copy/pasted excel cells) in the area below.
Columns containing the file name and the NSR ID are mandatory, as is at least one column with meta-data. Images should be specified with their file name only, not full paths. The system will assume that they reside at http://images.naturalis.nl/original/; if they do not (yet) exist there, a warning is generated, but the data is saved nonetheless. Meta-data containing dates should be in the format DD-MM-YYYY.
Columns containing the file name and the NSR ID are mandatory, as is at least one column with meta-data. Images should be specified with their file name only, not full paths. The system will assume that they reside at http://images.naturalis.nl/original/; if they do not (yet) exist there, a warning is generated, but the data is saved nonetheless. Meta-data containing dates should be in the format DD-MM-YYYY.
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Each taxon page consists of one or more categories, with a maximum of 50. The first category, '%s', is mandatory. Below, you can specify the correct label of each category in the language or languages defined in your project. On the left hand side, the labels in the default language are displayed. On the right hand side, the labels in the other languages are displayed. These are shown a language at a time; you can switch between languages by clicking its name at the top of the column. The current active language is shown underlined. Text you enter is automatically saved when you leave the input field.
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This is the starting page from which you can add a name for a taxon (species or higher taxa) by clicking "new taxon concept". To edit an existing taxon name you can type to find or use the tree. Clicking the name unfolds underlying taxa, clicking the arrow opens the taxon page where you can edit.
On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa) to your project. After finishing click "save".
This is the starting page to edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the field you want to edit or go to the section you want to edit by clicking on the name of the section on the bottom of the page.
On this page you can define which taxonomic ranks can be used in the project. Click the arrow next to a rank to add that rank to the selection used in this project. Currently selected ranks are shown on the right. To remove a rank from the selection, double click it in the list on the right. The uppermost rank, regio, is mandatory and cannot be deleted.
By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project. After you have made the appropriate selection, click the save-button. Once you have saved the selection, you can click on “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
In addition, you can specify where the distinction between the modules "higher taxa" and "species" will be. You can move the line by clicking the ↑ and ↓ arrows. The setting is saved when you click "save selected ranks".
Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That distinction is defined in the "dichotomous key" module. However, that distinction must be on the same level as the one you define here, or below it. It can never be higher up in the rank hierarchy.
On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa) to your project. After finishing click "save".
This is the starting page to edit or delete a taxon. Click "edit" next to the field you want to edit or go to the section you want to edit by clicking on the name of the section on the bottom of the page.
On this page you can define which taxonomic ranks can be used in the project. Click the arrow next to a rank to add that rank to the selection used in this project. Currently selected ranks are shown on the right. To remove a rank from the selection, double click it in the list on the right. The uppermost rank, regio, is mandatory and cannot be deleted.
By clicking “Select all the ranks used in Catalogue Of Life, marked in blue in the list below” all these ranks will be added to the project. After you have made the appropriate selection, click the save-button. Once you have saved the selection, you can click on “change the ranks' names and provide translations”.
In addition, you can specify where the distinction between the modules "higher taxa" and "species" will be. You can move the line by clicking the ↑ and ↓ arrows. The setting is saved when you click "save selected ranks".
Be advised that this division is different from the one that defines which taxa can be the end-point of your keys. That distinction is defined in the "dichotomous key" module. However, that distinction must be on the same level as the one you define here, or below it. It can never be higher up in the rank hierarchy.
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