- Originally named "Object Status"
Special object status |
| Accessioned notes | |
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| default Deaccessioned value |
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(none) | default text |
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copy | Unaccessioned |
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proposed donation forgery |
| on loan to PAHMA |
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unknown holotype |
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Changes made from default CollectionSpace controlled list:
New terms ("xxxx") have been added.
The default value has been changed to "xxx".
The default displayed text has been changed to "xxx".
The revised XML for this controlled list is:
xxxx
The default CollectionSpace controlled list is:
xxxx
The Spectrum definition is:
xxx | For biological specimens: the single specimen designated or otherwise fixed as the name-bearing type of a nominal species or subspecies. (aka "type specimen") | |
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lectotype |
| For biological specimens: a syntype designated as the single name-bearing specimen subsequent to the establishment of a nominal species or subspecies. |
paratype |
| For biological specimens: each specimen of a type species other than the holotype. |
paralectotype |
| For biological specimens: each specimen of a former syntype series remaining after the designation of a lectotype. |
syntype |
| For biological specimens: each specimen of a type series from which neither a holotype nor a lectotype has been designated. The syntypes collectively constitute the name-bearing type. |
type |
| NB: Do not use this term to indicate "type specimen" of a biological specimen; use holotype instead. |
Definitions are from the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature, 4th ed. (1999)
The Spectrum definition is:
Object status |
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Definition | A statement of the standing of a natural science specimen or other object in relation |
How to record | Use a single term, without punctuation or capitalisation. Maintain a list of standard |
Examples | type; paratype; holotype; paralectotype; copy; forgery |
Use | Record once only for an object. |