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This is an old revision of TaxonEditor made by LngWikiAdmin on 2016-04-28 08:54:24.
Taxon Editor
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.Index
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.New taxon concept
On this page you can add a new taxon (species or higher taxa) to your project. After finishing click "save".Edit taxon concept
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.Edit scientific name
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.Edit common name
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.
Rename taxon concept directly
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.Edit common name directly
Taxon images
Edit taxon passport
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.Edit taxon passport meta-data
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.Media
Media meta-data
Media meta-data bulk
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.
Define categories
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".
Category
On this page you can add or edit attributes for a category.Taxonomic ranks
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 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”.
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.
Taxonomic ranks: labels
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.
Define sections
Taxa marked as deleted
This page shows a log list with all the removed taxon concepts.Update index table
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.Activity log
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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