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<h2>Adding Taxa to your Taxonomic Tree the quick way</h2>

<p>Once you have created your first Classification, you can add taxa to

	build up your database according to your taxonomic treatment. You add

	taxa to your classification by creating a new taxon linked to both the

	classification and a parent taxon if appropriate. The following

	description is the quickest way to add a new taxon to your tree:</p>

<p>Point the mouse arrow at the Classification or the intended parent

	taxon of your new taxon. As you hover over the entries in the Taxon

	Navigator panel they will become highlighted and a hand icon will

	appear.</p>

<ol>

	<li>Click the right mouse button; a drop-down menu will appear.</li>

	<li>

		Point the mouse at the

		<strong>New </strong>

		option; a drop-down menu will appear.

	</li>

	<li>

		Click

		<strong>Taxon</strong>

		:

		<p>

			<img src="" alt="" />

		</p>

	</li>

	<li>Enter the name of the taxon, including authorship if you wish.</li>

	<li>

		Click the

		<strong>Finish</strong>

		button or press the

		<strong>Return</strong>

		button on the keyboard:

	</li>

</ol>

<p>

	<img src="" alt="" />

	The new taxon record will appear in the Taxon Navigator panel and is

	saved automatically:

</p>

<p>

	You can continue to add new taxa to any node in the classification in

	this way in order to build up your taxonomic treatment. To create and

	manage synonyms and other relationships, see

	<a href="">Managing Taxonomic Relationships</a>.

	.

</p>

<p>

	If you want to open the taxon record to view the parsing status of the

	information you have input (see

	<a href="">Parsing Status Feedback</a>

	) or add to or edit the record (see the following section), simply

	double-click the taxon name in the

	<strong>Taxon Navigator</strong>

	panel.

</p>