Open nielsklazenga opened 3 years ago
Could someone update the comments for this property in the YAML? What is currently there...
This is the 'replaced synonym' of the Botanical Code, which is to an avowed substitute ('nom. nov.') what 'basionym' is to a new combination ('comb. nov.')
...is rather botanical (because I wrote it) and is not up-to-date with the recent discussion in #36.
This is what I've got for notes now:
In the Zoological Code, a 'replacement name' is a name established to replace an already established name. The term used in the Botanical Code is 'avowed substitute'. In both Codes (maybe all nomenclatural codes) the latin term 'nomen novum' (nom. nov.) is used as well. In the Botanical Code,
replacementNameFor
is a 'replaced synonym', which is to an avowed substitute ('nom. nov.') what 'basionym' is to a new combination ('comb. nov.').
It appears I am old school. Since the Melbourne Code of 2012, also the Botanical Code prefers 'replacement name'. I have updated the definition and notes accordingly (https://github.com/tdwg/tcs2/blob/master/docs/tcs-terms.md#tcsreplacedname).
replacedName (property)
The legitimate or illegitimate, previously published name on which a replacement name (nomen novum) is based.
replacedName
is another Taxon Name; a Taxon Name can have only onereplacedName
.Comments
'replaced name' is used in the draft BioCode ([greuter_draft_2011]). In the Botanical Code the term 'replaced synonym' is used for the same thing. A 'replacement name' is a name that is published as a substitute for an earlier published name that is either illegitimate or for which a new combination cannot be created in the place a taxon is transferred to because of an older blocking name.
Examples
[TaxonName-replacedName-example-1.ttl] [TaxonName-replacedName-example-1.jsonld]
[TaxonName-replacedName-example-2.ttl] [TaxonName-replacedName-example-2.jsonld]
[TaxonName-replacedName-example-3.ttl] [TaxonName-replacedName-example-3.jsonld]
[TaxonName-replacedName-example-4.ttl] [TaxonName-replacedName-example-4.jsonld]
Mapping