Update several xrefs and syntax issues #9
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| relationship: part_of SIBO:0000113 ! gaster | ||
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| id: SIBO:0000142 | ||
| name: presclerite | ||
| def: "Presclerite- A distinctly differentiated anterior section of an abdominal sclerite, separated from the remainder of the sclerite by a ridge, constriction, or both. In the ant abdomen it is usual for the posterior portion of each sclerite to overlap the anterior portion of the following segment. The overlapped area usually lacks sculpture and pilosity, but the absence of these features alone does not constitute a presclerite. Presclerite derived from tergites are termed pretergites, those from sternites, presternites. The remainder of each sclerite, posterior to these developments, is the postsclerite and may be termed posttergite and poststernite, respectively. The presclerites of abdominal segment 3 form a very specialized articulateio with the posterior end of abdominal segment 2, termed the helicum." [XX:<new dbxref> "Bolton, B. (1994). Identificstion guide to the ant genera of the world. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University PRess. pp.1-222."] | ||
| def: "Presclerite- A distinctly differentiated anterior section of an abdominal sclerite, separated from the remainder of the sclerite by a ridge, constriction, or both. In the ant abdomen it is usual for the posterior portion of each sclerite to overlap the anterior portion of the following segment. The overlapped area usually lacks sculpture and pilosity, but the absence of these features alone does not constitute a presclerite. Presclerite derived from tergites are termed pretergites, those from sternites, presternites. The remainder of each sclerite, posterior to these developments, is the postsclerite and may be termed posttergite and poststernite, respectively. The presclerites of abdominal segment 3 form a very specialized articulateio with the posterior end of abdominal segment 2, termed the helicum." ["Bolton, B. (1994). Identificstion guide to the ant genera of the world. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University PRess. pp.1-222."] |
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You left the bibliographic reference - wont that alone create a wrong xref?
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I was editing this in browser and might have missed a few corner cases
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I did a major revision, check it
A lot of edits happened here. @cthoyt, I normalised natural language bibliographic references as part of the definition string, and fixed a few syntactic errors.
Lots of diff, but they all come from the latest edit to the edit file
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thanks @matentzn. LGTM |
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This PR solves several logical and syntactic issues with references being encoded improperly
addresses most of #7