Open gbif-portal opened 1 year ago
For holotypes proper matching is essential and higher rank or fuzzy matches are dangerous
Currently we require all atomic name parts to exist before they get used. This works: http://api.gbif.org/v1/species/match?verbose=true&infraspecificEpithet=superiorensis&specificEpithet=rufus&genus=Lynx
But with the full name given it does not: http://api.gbif.org/v1/species/match?verbose=true&infraspecificEpithet=superiorensis&specificEpithet=rufus&genus=Lynx&name=Lynx%20rufus
Acceptable behavior?
Holotype of Lynx rufus superiorensis wrongly matched to backbone
The holotype appear to be for the subspecies superiorensis, which is given in the verbatim data as dwc:infraspecificEpithet. It is NOT mentioned in the verbatim scientificName, why I assume we only match it to the species in the backbone.
Should we inform the publisher to correct the scientificName field? Should our interpretation pipelines better pass on the subspecies epithet or does our matching need to handle that better?
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