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interested I'll try and dig it out - I do remember it was somewhere odd) and of course before RevDel we didn't really have much choice. Since RevDel was implemented obvious and serious copyvios have been RevDel'd at the discretion of administrators. Things like how likely it was to be re-introduced was also considered. As with most uses of RevDels people started off by being cautious so as to find out the community's limit. More recently I have seen nearly all copyvios deleted and this is what I've started doing myself. The only example from the last month or so I can think of where I've left the text is where I removed text because I thought it was highly probable, rather than certain, it was a copyvio as I didn't feel happy RevDeling under the RD1 criteria.
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synonymys your doing your list the authority as whoever did the combination or spelling your mentioning. Cannot do that the only authority of a name is the original describer. The others are reviewers and should be written differently. Also in nomenclature a synonym means that the name refers to the same taxon, not that it has the same meaning. Cheers,
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Um, okay. But then can you explain why "Pinta Island tortoise" has been the primary name, used as the common name at the beginning of the article and in the infobox, for quite a long time? Was that just made up? And, why do media reports of this event refer to a "Pinta tortoise" or something close to
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it is kind of still technically an EP. I mean the original is less than 25 minutes, but then... it has 8 tracks - at least 5 of those can be considered 'full-length' tracks and not just interludes. I originally did use the terminology "EP" to describe the album but decided to go with mini-album since
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That being said, I don't particularly care if you move the article back, but I want to reiterate that you're going after the wrong person here. The article was written as if "Pinta Island tortoise" was the primary name, and it's been that way for awhile. I just matched the title with how the article
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The species name is the lower case last part and is independent of the genus name. So when doing a synonymy you have to do one for each level. In a species synonymy the genus names are put in for clarity but have no bearing on wether or not two names are a synonym. Using the one I commented on as an
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where it is a junior synonym. It has no bearing on any of the species within that group as far as species level synonymy goes. If you want a see species and genus level synonimies then I suggest follow Rhodin et al., 2011, you can use mine (Georges and
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Sorry for the late reply to this. The answer to your query was not simple and so I couldn't answer straight away and then I run out of time before I went travelling. We've had advice that leaving copyvios in history is not a problem legally (I've lost the link to that again but if you're really
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It doesn't make sense for the article name and the link text on the Main Page to be different. And I'd appreciate you not insulting my intelligence. If that's what you planned to do all along, you shouldn't have come in the first place. With that, I'm definitely not going to help you, so you'd be
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Since you apparently, and surprisingly, don't know, you don't need to be an administrator to move a page from
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Did I, sorry will have to look at it. I don't have the paper in front of me right now. Also please note, the difficulty here is that you are calling these lists of names synonymy's which is a nomenclatural term, and hence has rules. One really important one is the authority also. Some of these
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was written. I understand the article probably doesn't see much traffic, but if you do decide to revert the move, the first thing you should do afterward is rewrite it to note the ambiguity and put the scientific name as the primary name. --
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The name of a species is made up of parts. It is assumed when reading nomenclatural text that the reader understands the methods used. That's just the way science works, hence some things are assumed to be understood.
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however the species name is still
Thomson et al., 2000 the name is still attributed to the original authors. So this is a recombination. All you are really comparing in a species synonymy is the species name, ie
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rather than 1996. To my untutored eye the North-west red-faced turtle is definitely different from that shown at carettochelys.com. Of course we can quite reasonably document the changes in taxonomy.
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I will be interested in what the copyvio people say. Good work removing all those dashes in the turtle articles. I did a few myself. Seems like a minor point to me but I'm not a zoologist. Cheers.
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here it's called 'Abingdon Island tortoise', it's a general problem it has many names(each one individually soureable) but collectively conflicting, hence the scientific name was used. Regards,
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Just an addit on something else you asked me once. After a long examination I now know there is not a checklist of fossil turtles in existence, so I am looking into writing one myself. Cheers,
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There were some synonyms already present. I integrated the authority links as best I could, and one synonym, but would appreciate having it checked. The original list is in an HTML comment.
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when I search for "Abingdon Island tortoise". I do see results (some scientific) for the name when doing a regular Google search, but Pinta Island tortoise seems far more common.
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link is wrong - I will add a disambiguator.. I will include the sub-sp synonyms, but sub pages would be better. The page refs will need tweaking if that is done.
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Yes. The false map turtle is not the
Mississippi map turtle. Corrected article. Quite of few of such problems have existed on Knowledge turtle articles. Regards,
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Yes, it does. I like clear definitions, though of course I had read up a bit on the subject, your explanation of genera moving clarifies the intended process.
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neither of it's publications use 'Pinta
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Hopefully that's answered your questions but if not feel free to ask more although please be aware that I'm still travelling so replies may not be quick.
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I apologize if I was overly hostile in my discussions earlier. Thanks for helping come up with a solution that it appears like everybody can agree on.
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that? It seemed like Pinta Island tortoise was understood to be the common name in the article, and I was just moving the article to reflect that. --
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Heya, am finding refs for the Myuchelys page, added two more hopefully will saticfy your citation request. But I will get more. Cheers,
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was a bit of an exercise in caution, ie look before you sink something. I think people have been too hasty with this species. Cheers,
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Two completely different species not even in the same suborder. One is the Pig-nose turtle the other is a fossil long-neck. Cheers,
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Pre-present synonyms need merging here. Based on reptile database, which is more authoritative? Or do we just merge the tow lists?
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I had a quick look at this as long as its referenced it seems to have been reworded a bit, I think it is ok. Cheers,
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I don't think you understood Rich's question there. He's referring to two consecutive lines in Fritz 2007. Regards,
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it's what the band and media refer to it as. I guess I'm just asking for your opinion on the matter, really.
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which suggest there are other factors. Do we have a recent source that gives
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1749:Watching Knowledge change
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2883:Borussia Mönchengladbach
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2245:more to follow, Cheers,
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2179:Tricarinate hill turtle
2172:Tricarinate hill turtle
2069:Carettochelys insculpta
1967:Chelodina burrungandjii
1526:is the same species as
768:Moved without redirect
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657:05:32, 1 May 2012 (UTC)
2953:User:Chris the speller
2484:The Punks of Knowledge
2458:Investigative report:
2436:Marion Dufresne (1995)
2410:Thanks for your input!
2345:Counter-Vandalism Unit
1956:Ok little bit of 101.
1916:Red side-necked turtle
1650:Did you see who wrote
1452:Talk:Emydura macquarii
1183:Mississippi map turtle
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341:Arbitration analysis:
120:Arbitration analysis:
2925:History of Tamil Nadu
2721:Pinta Island tortoise
2559:Pinta Island tortoise
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1495:67: 213-246. Cheers,
1384:Gray, 1841 is either
1281:Last question for now
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2438:, will do. Regards,
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