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# Click on the 'new' link to add a term.
 
# Click on the 'new' link to add a term.
# Keystroke the word(s) (all lowercase unless a capital is warranted, e.g., for proper names like Waterston's organ).
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# Keystroke the word(s). For display purposes we recommend all lowercase unless a capital is warranted, e.g., for proper names like Waterston's organ.
# Add a definition that ''starts with a capital letter'' and ''ends with a period''.   
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# Add a definition.  For display purposes we recommend that it ''starts with a capital letter'' and ''ends with a period''.   
 
# Tie the term to the reference from which the definition was copied verbatim using the "written by" field. Curators can add themselves as a reference if the definition does not come from a reference.
 
# Tie the term to the reference from which the definition was copied verbatim using the "written by" field. Curators can add themselves as a reference if the definition does not come from a reference.
 
# If known, tie it to the highest taxon for which this term applies.
 
# If known, tie it to the highest taxon for which this term applies.
 
# Choose the language if not English.
 
# Choose the language if not English.

Latest revision as of 08:39, 19 October 2009

[edit] Add a Term

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To add a term:

  1. Click on the 'new' link to add a term.
  2. Keystroke the word(s). For display purposes we recommend all lowercase unless a capital is warranted, e.g., for proper names like Waterston's organ.
  3. Add a definition. For display purposes we recommend that it starts with a capital letter and ends with a period.
  4. Tie the term to the reference from which the definition was copied verbatim using the "written by" field. Curators can add themselves as a reference if the definition does not come from a reference.
  5. If known, tie it to the highest taxon for which this term applies.
  6. Choose the language if not English.
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