feature request #3363
opendagger (Totenkreuz) after extinct and fossil taxa
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Description
Use case: recent, extinct and fossil taxa are listed in same classification. Currently used in Corvidae portal.
To distinguish better between extinct and recent taxa in the taxon tree I propose to use a dagger (Totenkreuz) after the name string.
Currently I use a marker ("extinct") for those taxa. It is not essential to display the dagger in the EDITor, since the user here knows his/her taxa, but highly recommended for display at data portal.
Corvus anitpodium T
(Unfortunately can not type dagger here for encoding reasons, but I hope you know what I mean)
Related issues
Updated by Gabriele Dröge about 10 years ago
- Subject changed from dagger (Totenkreuz) behind extinct and fossil taxa to dagger (Totenkreuz) after extinct and fossil taxa
Updated by Andreas Müller about 10 years ago
- Assignee changed from Andreas Kohlbecker to Andreas Müller
- Category changed from dataportal to cdm
- Target version deleted (
cdm_dataportal - Next Major Release) - Priority changed from Priority08 to Priority13
- Severity changed from normal to major
first discuss if this can be handled via an explicit "status" (what is the best name to distiguish it from the taxonomic state like "accepted" or "synonym" - "fossil status" ??) field in the Taxon class.
Therefore I changed to Milestone CDM UML
Updated by Gabriele Dröge about 10 years ago
You have to distinguish between extant and fossil. Extant are all species living in the Holocene (ca. 10.000 years before present until present, "rezente Arten"). Fossil are all species living (and become extinct) before Holocene age.
Fossil species are always extinct. Extant species are sometimes extinct (e.g. Mammoths).
A dagger should be displayed if a species is extinct.
Extinction in present days can be a conservation status (extinct in the wild, still alive in captivity) or a taxon is completely extinct. In the latter case the dagger also should appear.
I searched the web for a suitable term but couldn't find something.
Therefore I suggest the term: "Extinction status"
Status: Fossil
Status: Extant and Extinct
Status: Extant and Still alive OR Extant and not extinct (would be the default value)
Since our diatom people are the only group currently handling data of fossil (specimens) at BGBM I cc Henning as well, maybe he can help here.
Updated by Andreas Müller about 10 years ago
Henning:
Hallo zusammen,
fürchte, ich kann in dem Fall mit meinem Diatomeenblick nicht wirklich weiterhelfen, weil:
1) wir meist mit Schalen = Mikrofossilien arbeiten. Was in den Sedimenten ist, nennen wir meist rezent oder "subfossil", ich gehe nicht in Details.
2) wir nie wissen, ob mikroskopische Arten wirklich "extinct" sind, d.h. in historischer Zeit ausstarben (was ist die Grundlagen? Deutschland, Europa, Welt?). Bei der Roten Liste ist die Kategorie in Deutschland 0= ausgestorben oder verschollen, zumindest im mikroskopischen Bereich keine belastbaren Daten zum Aussterben (wie beim Mammut o.ä.) möglich.
3) in den mit zugänglichen Diatomeenbüchern auf Kreuze verzichtet wird, auch wenn es sich um Taxa handelt, die vor dem Holozän ausgestorben sind.
Im Prinzip sind die Status, wie von Gabi angegeben, sinnvoll. Für höhere Tiere macht das Sinn, für Algen nicht mit einer Holozän-Grenze. Was sagen denn die Bearbeiter höherer Pflanzen dazu? (deshalb die Mail auch an Norbert).
Viele Grüße,
Henning
Updated by Andreas Müller over 8 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 3.5 to CDM UML - Next major release
Move all unassigned modelling tickets to next major release
Updated by Andreas Müller over 6 years ago
- Description updated (diff)
- Target version changed from CDM UML - Next major release to CDM UML 4.1
- Keywords set to corvidae
Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago
- Related to bug #6069: DataPortal for Registry added
Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago
- Related to feature request #3697: Distinguish display of fossil and "normal" occurrence records in specimen map added
Updated by Andreas Müller over 6 years ago
- Status changed from New to In Progress
- Priority changed from Priority13 to Highest
Updated by Andreas Müller over 6 years ago
- Priority changed from Highest to Priority14
Updated by Andreas Müller over 6 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 4.1 to CDM UML 4.7
Updated by Andreas Müller about 6 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 4.7 to CDM UML 5.0
Updated by Andreas Müller about 5 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 5.0 to CDM UML 5.5
Updated by Andreas Müller over 4 years ago
- Priority changed from Priority14 to Priority13
Updated by Andreas Müller over 4 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 5.5 to CDM UML 5.15
Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker about 4 years ago
- Tags changed from corvidae to corvidae, phycobank
Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker about 4 years ago
- Tags changed from corvidae, phycobank to corvidae
Updated by Andreas Müller almost 3 years ago
- Target version changed from CDM UML 5.15 to CDM UML 5.39
Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 2 years ago
- Related to feature request #8307: display fossil in the context of the taxon name added