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type specimen of new nominotypical subspecies not displayed under Specimen records #208

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typophyllum opened this issue Mar 5, 2024 · 7 comments

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typophyllum commented Mar 5, 2024

I added a new subspecies to Mirollia (Mirollia) fallax and the soft validation fix created the nominotypical subspecies Mirollia (Mirollia) fallax fallax. Its holotype is missing on the Specimen records tab (regenerate DwC of the collection object doesn't help):
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It is only displayed at the species:
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The OTU of Mirollia (Mirollia) fallax fallax in TaxonWorks does show the holotype.

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mjy commented Mar 5, 2024

Nominotypical names are the bane of our existence :(

@proceps what does the SV fix do to TypeMaterial records, if anything?

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proceps commented Mar 5, 2024

sv does add type material. Follow sv messages. It probably took time to generate DWC. I went to orthoptera.speciesfile.org, and it shows the record now.
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proceps commented Mar 5, 2024

The type status present
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The specimen is recorded as a type for both species and subspecies.
Indexing does not show the specimen as a type:
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mjy commented Mar 5, 2024

Has it been re-indexed?

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The holotype (from China, Nandinhe River) is still missing on the specimen tab of M. (M.) f. fallax. The specimen from Vietnam is not a type.

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proceps commented Mar 5, 2024

I think, the problem is that the specimen are showed by their determination OTU, and not by type status. A specimen could be the type for 2 and more species names, but I could have only single current determination.

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proceps commented Mar 5, 2024

I would recommend to put the determination as subspecies, in this case, you will see a dot on the map for both, species and subsspecies.

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