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Species page and data issues - Homonym - Monotaxis #152

Open CamSlatyer opened 1 year ago

CamSlatyer commented 1 year ago

Monotaxis is both a plant and a marine fish. On the plant page, https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://id.biodiversity.org.au/node/apni/6475319#tab_recordsView the images are correct but the data is a mixture of fish and plant. The fish page appears correct https://bie.ala.org.au/species/https://biodiversity.org.au/afd/taxa/6f2f14ef-6751-42cf-8abe-539572de382f#tab_recordsView

Sherrin-ALA commented 1 year ago

Will need to check this in test as well => Currently in Dev, both the plant and animal genus are assigned Seabream as a common name from CAAB

CamSlatyer commented 1 year ago

Hi – still an error… do we need to discuss?

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Will need to check this in test. Currently in Dev, both the plant and animal genus are assigned Seabream as a common name from CAAB

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Sherrin-ALA commented 1 year ago

The primary issue with the fishes matching to the plant records is because the fish species Monotaxis heterodon -https://bie.ala.org.au/species/37351032#classification - has been attached to the plant genus rather than the animal genus in the taxonomy. In production, the species was coming from CAAB, and that isn't a problem in the development taxonomy as CAAB is vernacular only. However, M. heterodon doesn't appear in the taxonomy at all in dev.