The issue is related to #348 where it was decided that a taxonomic lookup based on a published taxonomy1 where alternative taxonomic IDs rather than taxon names should form the look-up key.
The issue here is that there are collections that rely on numbers or other abstract values instead of taxonomic names on their boxes , drawers and other specimen containers.
The taxonomy in the published taxonomy for this alternative taxonomic system was grouped by super-family so that each group consisted of super family, family, genus, species. There can be multiple genera within a family so there can be several sub-trees as demonstrated below:
rank | name
-- | --
supfam | Eriocranioidea
famil | Eriocraniidae
genus | Dyseriocrania
species | subpurpurella
genus | Paracrania
species | chrysolepidella
genus | Eriocrania
species | unimaculella
species | sparrmannella
species | salopiella
species | cicatricella
species | semipurpurella
species | sangii
Issue
The issue is related to #348 where it was decided that a taxonomic lookup based on a published taxonomy1 where alternative taxonomic IDs rather than taxon names should form the look-up key.
The issue here is that there are collections that rely on numbers or other abstract values instead of taxonomic names on their boxes , drawers and other specimen containers.
The taxonomy in the published taxonomy for this alternative taxonomic system was grouped by super-family so that each group consisted of super family, family, genus, species. There can be multiple genera within a family so there can be several sub-trees as demonstrated below:
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rank | name -- | -- supfam | Eriocranioidea famil | Eriocraniidae genus | Dyseriocrania species | subpurpurella genus | Paracrania species | chrysolepidella genus | Eriocrania species | unimaculella species | sparrmannella species | salopiella species | cicatricella species | semipurpurella species | sangii