Incorporate the endemism categories into the origin filter.

[toniolsen]

[timlinux]

In our workshop @jeremyshelton explained 5 categories:

1) National 2) Regional / provincial 3) catchment 4) subcatchment 5) etc.

@jeremyshelton or @toniolsen to provide the correct list from above

[timlinux]

@dimasciput to review the data model and update accordingly then add to the filter UI

[timlinux]

Also @jeremyshelton can you please confirm that each taxon can have one endemic status only?

[jeremyshelton]

Yes, each taxon can have only one endemic status. AND, endemic species (including all endemic categories) can only be native species (with respect to origin) - i.e. not non-native or translocated.

www.frcsa.org.za

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[toniolsen]

1.) Widespread (more than one Freshwater Ecoregion) 2.) Regional endemic level 1 (endemic to a Freshwater Ecoregion (e.g. CFE), more than one primary catchment) 3.) Regional endemic level 2 (endemic to one primary catchment) 4.) Micro-endemic level 1 (<5 rivers, within one primary catchment) 5.) Micro-endemic level 2 (1 river)

@timlinux , these are the 5 endemism categories as per the new fish data to be incorporated.

[jeremyshelton]

@timlinux @toniolsen Agreed.