In the taxonomic updates table, the dataset_id field indicates all datasets which have a given original_name. However in instances, where the same original_name becomes different aligned_names (i.e. all the genus sp. taxa that have the dataset_id added to them), each instance of the original_name lists all dataset_id's. For instance:
Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Angevin_2011] | genus | NA
Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Lunt_2012] | genus | NA
Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Purdie_1976] | genus | NA
In the taxonomic updates table, the
dataset_id
field indicates all datasets which have a givenoriginal_name
. However in instances, where the sameoriginal_name
becomes differentaligned_names
(i.e. all thegenus sp.
taxa that have the dataset_id added to them), each instance of theoriginal_name
lists alldataset_id
's. For instance:Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Angevin_2011] | genus | NA Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Lunt_2012] | genus | NA Angevin_2011 Lunt_2012 Purdie_1976 | Poa sp. | Poa sp. [Purdie_1976] | genus | NA