Not sure how often this happens, but if there is an exact match for a species name, it must come first in the autocomplete options. If it does not, it risks overwriting the query with a completely different species, as the autocomplete may switch the value without being obvious to the user.
In this case I was testing with the following species family name and the exact match came second in the list instead of first:
Not sure how often this happens, but if there is an exact match for a species name, it must come first in the autocomplete options. If it does not, it risks overwriting the query with a completely different species, as the autocomplete may switch the value without being obvious to the user.
In this case I was testing with the following species family name and the exact match came second in the list instead of first: