Closed mdoering closed 10 months ago
Found in xcol impact report where a lookup returns this (note it's OK in the name, but not in the classification):
{
"synonym": false,
"usage": {
"key": 217387516,
"name": "Salmonidae Jarocki or Schinz, 1822",
"rank": "FAMILY"
},
"classification": [
{
"key": 214215335,
"name": "Animalia",
"rank": "KINGDOM"
},
{
"key": 217148636,
"name": "Chordata",
"rank": "PHYLUM"
},
{
"key": 217387493,
"name": "Salmoniformes",
"rank": "ORDER"
},
{
"key": 217387516,
"name": "Salmonidae or",
"rank": "FAMILY"
}
],
"diagnostics": {
"matchType": "EXACT",
"confidence": 100,
"status": "ACCEPTED",
"lineage": [],
"alternatives": [],
"note": "All provided names were ignored since the usageKey was provided"
}
}
Can you please deploy it on http://backbonebuild-vh.gbif.org:9000/species/match2?usageKey=217387516 when it makes sense to (perhaps with the next release if that is soon)?
done
I'm afraid the lookup still has:
{
"key": 217387516,
"name": "Salmonidae or",
"rank": "FAMILY"
}
well, that is a data issue, not parser. This would only be fixed when we had a new release with new data - and I would actually have to make sure we update/sync the source that contributed the family name.
I thoought the problem was in parsing the request data.
Family
Salmonidae Jarocki or Schinz, 1822
parses wrongly and considersor
a species epithet. http://api.checklistbank.org/parser/name?q=Salmonidae%20Jarocki%20or%20Schinz,%201822