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Revision c135d0a4

Added by Andreas Müller over 14 years ago

isosyntype added

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cdmlib-model/src/main/java/eu/etaxonomy/cdm/model/name/SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.java
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	private static SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus ORIGINAL_MATERIAL;
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	private static SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus ISOSYNTYPE;
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	private static final UUID uuidHolotype = UUID.fromString("a407dbc7-e60c-46ff-be11-eddf4c5a970d");
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	private static final UUID uuidLectotype = UUID.fromString("05002d46-083e-4b27-8731-2e7c28a8825c");
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	private static final UUID uuidNeotype = UUID.fromString("26e13359-8f77-4e40-a85a-56c01782fce0");
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	private static final UUID uuidPhototype = UUID.fromString("b7807acc-f559-474e-ad4a-e7a41e085e34");
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	private static final UUID uuidUnspecific = UUID.fromString("230fd762-b143-49de-ac2e-744bcc48a63b");
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	private static final UUID uuidOriginalMaterial = UUID.fromString("49c96cae-6be6-401e-9b36-1bc12d9dc8f9");
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	private static final UUID uuidIsosyntype = UUID.fromString("052a5ff0-8e9a-4355-b24f-5e4bb6071f44");
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	// ************* CONSTRUCTORS *************/	
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "isotype" designation status. An isotype is any duplicate of
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	 * Returns the "isotype" designation status. </BR>An isotype is any duplicate of
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	 * the holotype; it is always a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}.
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	 * 
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	 * @see	#HOLOTYPE()
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "syntype" designation status. A syntype is any one of two or
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	 * Returns the "syntype" designation status. </BR>A syntype is any one of two or
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	 * more {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimens} cited in the {@link TaxonNameBase#getNomenclaturalReference() protologue} of the
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	 * "type-bringing" {@link TaxonNameBase taxon name} when no holotype was designated,
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	 * or any one of two or more specimens simultaneously designated as types.
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	public static final SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus SYNTYPE(){
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		return SYNTYPE;
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "isosyntype" designation status. </BR>A isosyntype is ...TODO
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	 * 
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	 * @see	#HOLOTYPE()
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	 */
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	public static final SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus ISOSYNTYPE(){
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		return ISOSYNTYPE;
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "paratype" designation status. A paratype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}
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	 * Returns the "paratype" designation status. </BR>A paratype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}
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	 * cited in the {@link TaxonNameBase#getNomenclaturalReference() protologue} of the "type-bringing"
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	 * {@link TaxonNameBase taxon name} that is neither the holotype nor an isotype,
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	 * nor one of the syntypes if two or more specimens were simultaneously
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "isolectotype" designation status. An isolectotype is any
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	 * Returns the "isolectotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * An isolectotype is any
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	 * duplicate of the lectotype; it is always a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}.
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	 * @see	#LECTOTYPE()
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "isoneotype" designation status. An isoneotype is any
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	 * Returns the "isoneotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * An isoneotype is any
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	 * duplicate of the neotype; it is always a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}.
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	 * @see	#NEOTYPE()
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		return ISONEOTYPE;
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "paraneotype" designation status. A paraneotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen},
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	 * Returns the "paraneotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * A paraneotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen},
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	 * cited when selecting a neotype, other than the neotype itself. Also
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	 * called "neoparatype" in zoology.
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	 * 
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "second step lectotype" designation status. A second step
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	 * lectotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.DerivedUnitBase specimen or illustration}, designated as lectotype
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	 * Returns the "second step lectotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * A second step lectotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.DerivedUnitBase specimen or illustration}, designated as lectotype
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	 * in order to substitute another already existing lectotype.
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	 * @see	#LECTOTYPE()
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "second step neotype" designation status. A second step
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	 * neotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.DerivedUnitBase specimen or illustration}, designated as neotype
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	 * Returns the "second step neotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * A second step neotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.DerivedUnitBase specimen or illustration}, designated as neotype
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	 * in order to substitute another already existing neotype.
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	 * 
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	 * @see	#LECTOTYPE()
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	}
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	/**
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	 * Returns the "paralectotype" designation status. A paralectotype is a
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	 * {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}, cited when designating a lectotype, other than
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	 * Returns the "paralectotype" designation status. </BR>
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	 * A paralectotype is a {@link eu.etaxonomy.cdm.model.occurrence.Specimen specimen}, cited when designating a lectotype, other than
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	 * the lectotype itself. Also called "lectoparatype" in zoology.
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	 * @see	#LECTOTYPE()
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.SECOND_STEP_LECTOTYPE= termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidSecondStepLectotype);
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.SECOND_STEP_NEOTYPE = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidSecondStepNeotype);
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.SYNTYPE = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidSyntype);		
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.ISOSYNTYPE = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidIsosyntype);
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.UNSPECIFIC = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidUnspecific);		
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.ORIGINAL_MATERIAL = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidOriginalMaterial);		
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		SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.ORIGINAL_MATERIAL = termVocabulary.findTermByUuid(SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.uuidOriginalMaterial);
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	}
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}
cdmlib-model/src/main/resources/terms/SpecimenTypeDesignationStatus.csv
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"49c96cae-6be6-401e-9b36-1bc12d9dc8f9",,"Original Material",
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"643513d0-32f5-46ba-840b-d9b9caf8160f",,"Iconotype",
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"b7807acc-f559-474e-ad4a-e7a41e085e34",,"Phototype",
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"052a5ff0-8e9a-4355-b24f-5e4bb6071f44",,"Isosyntype",

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