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at the moment most genera are linked to families, even if families have subfamilies and tribes (no subtribe information yet, see #20).
we should be linking genera to the first available above taxon, whatever that might be.
sqlite>selectp.rank, c.rank, count(*) from taxon c, taxon p
...>wherec.parent_id=p.idgroup byp.rank, c.rankorder byc.rank;
0|1|4881|2|3482|3|2291|5|26926
as you see: all families point to order, all subfamilies point to family, all tribes point to subfamily, but then genera point straight into family.
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at the moment most genera are linked to families, even if families have subfamilies and tribes (no subtribe information yet, see #20).
we should be linking genera to the first available above taxon, whatever that might be.
as you see: all families point to order, all subfamilies point to family, all tribes point to subfamily, but then genera point straight into family.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: