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TW dev (3i Agnesiella): test report #20

Open yroskov opened 4 years ago

yroskov commented 4 years ago

Test of exporter from TaxonWorks.

Test report for the genus Agnesiella from 3i Auchenorrhyncha on prod: https://data.catalogue.life/dataset/2216/classification

Frontend version: 0c38db6 October 2, 2020 3:02 AMBackend version: 0dfc7dc October 1, 2020 10:17 PM

Dataset in TW Sandcatstle:

(Dataset in AC19: http://www.catalogueoflife.org/annual-checklist/2019/browse/tree/id/70177817bba1d68004b2b552e00c4959)

yroskov commented 4 years ago

Additional datasets: genus Agnesiella https://data.catalogue.life/dataset/2218/classification

yroskov commented 4 years ago

@gdower @proceps

yroskov commented 4 years ago

Agnesiella

yroskov commented 4 years ago
yroskov commented 4 years ago

In TW dev: image

yroskov commented 4 years ago

Agnesiella has no missing species (+2 new vs ac19)

Example: Alnetoidia (Alnella) sudzuchenica image

mdoering commented 4 years ago

What to do with comment [sic] in the name (often occur)? I prefer - delete during export.

As the usual rule of thumb I strongly advocate to keep the data in exports as closely to its original form as possible. We should parse sic in the name parser and then COL can deal with it as it prefers.

Please indicate in the parser issue if it is an issue of high priority

proceps commented 4 years ago

A. nagalandi is not classified in Agnesiella, it is treated as incertae sedis. It should have a parent under Typhlocybinae now. Well, I am not sure how incertae sedis are treated in CoL now.

proceps commented 4 years ago

Agnesiella aino (Matsumura, 1932) is a subsequent combination and marked as a chrysonym. My understanding all combinations are marked as chrysonyms? Agnesiella aino Matsumura, 1931 is nomen nudum. I do not see the status of the name.

proceps commented 4 years ago

Alnetoidia ((Alnella)) sudzhuchenica [sic] Anufriev, 1971 Double parentheses could be introduced in export, I do not see this in the original DB.

proceps commented 4 years ago

For the "[sic]", do you export nomenclatural statuses? If you do, [sic] should be removed from the name, but I did not see any status on nomen nudum.

mdoering commented 4 years ago

is [sic] only used for nomen nudum? There is no dedicated status "nomen nudum" in ColDP, but you can still place it under Name.status and it will get interpreted as an unavailable name.

mdoering commented 4 years ago

Well, I am not sure how incertae sedis are treated in CoL now.

we simply leave out the missing ranks and attach the name to the next known higher parent. So you would do assign the parent of A. nagalandi to be Typhlocybinae.

proceps commented 4 years ago

in TW A. nagalandi has Typhlocybinae as parent, that is why you are probably do not have it in the migration, because the migration started from the genus.

proceps commented 4 years ago

No [sic] is not assigned to nomen nudum. It is attached to misspelling. I just mentioned to examples of nomenclatural status in TW, which I do not see in CoL. Seeing unavailable status would be enough for me.

mdoering commented 4 years ago

http://api.catalogue.life/vocab/nomstatus