Topic: Carangiform BUR

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

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create implication carangiform (8) -> fish (101446)
create alias carangiformes (0) -> carangiform (8)
create implication carangoid (0) -> carangiform (8)
create implication carangid (0) -> carangoid (0)
create implication jack_(fish) (0) -> carangid (0)
create implication trevally (0) -> carangid (0)
create implication pompano (0) -> carangid (0)
create implication remora (39) -> carangoid (0)
create implication cobia (1) -> carangoid (0)
create implication dolphinfish (0) -> carangoid (0)
remove implication mahi-mahi (10) -> fish (101446)
create implication mahi-mahi (10) -> dolphinfish (0)
create alias mahi_mahi (0) -> mahi-mahi (10)
create alias common_dolphinfish (0) -> mahi-mahi (10)
create implication pompano_dolphinfish (0) -> dolphinfish (0)

Reason: Setting up a tree for Carangiform fish following Eschmeyer's taxonomy.

Tree:

Updated

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create implication centropomoid (0) -> carangiform (8)
create implication barracuda (84) -> centropomoid (0)
create implication great_barracuda (4) -> barracuda (84)
create implication latid (1) -> centropomoid (0)
create implication barramundi (2) -> latid (1)
create implication nile_perch (1) -> latid (1)
create implication snook_(fish) (0) -> centropomoid (0)
create implication menoid (0) -> carangiform (8)
create implication billfish (169) -> menoid (0)
create implication black_marlin (2) -> marlin (79)
create implication moonfish (2) -> menoid (0)
remove implication istiophoriform (251) -> fish (101446)
remove alias istiophoriforme (0) -> istiophoriform (251)
remove implication barracuda (84) -> istiophoriform (251)
remove implication billfish (169) -> istiophoriform (251)

Reason: Part II

Followup:

alias istiophoriform -> billfish
alias istiophoriforme -> billfish

Updated

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create implication pleuronectoid (0) -> carangiform (8)
create implication flatfish (10) -> pleuronectoid (0)
create implication flounder (5) -> flatfish (10)
create implication halibut (1) -> flatfish (10)
create implication plaice (2) -> flatfish (10)
create implication turbot (1) -> flatfish (10)
create implication toxotoid (0) -> carangiform (8)
remove implication archerfish (2) -> fish (101446)
create implication archerfish (2) -> toxotoid (0)
create implication banded_archerfish (1) -> archerfish (2)
create implication beachsalmon (0) -> toxotoid (0)
create implication roosterfish (2) -> carangiform (8)

Reason: Part III

mahi-mahi is definitely the most commonly accepted name for that fish in english, why change the tag name?

dba_afish said:
mahi-mahi is definitely the most commonly accepted name for that fish in english, why change the tag name?

I always thought of dolphinfish as being the 'standard' name, but I see that the wikipedia page is titled mahi-mahi so fair enough.

(there's another species of dolphinfish as well, so implying mahi-mahi and the other one to dolphinfish makes the most sense I think)

Most of this looks fine. Only issues:
- You made a mistake in the first BUR, currently carangid implies carangiform, it should imply carangoid
- Pleuronectoid and Flatfish should be aliased together. All pleuronectoids are flatfish as far as I am aware

bugabond said:
Most of this looks fine. Only issues:
- You made a mistake in the first BUR, currently carangid implies carangiform, it should imply carangoid

Fixed

- Pleuronectoid and Flatfish should be aliased together. All pleuronectoids are flatfish as far as I am aware

Not quite: Threadfins are pleuronectoids but not flatfish (though I kinda doubt there will ever be any art of them here).

pleaseletmein said:
Not quite: Threadfins are pleuronectoids but not flatfish (though I kinda doubt there will ever be any art of them here).

They're kinda weird taxonomically. Some sources have them in their own suborder, I didn't realize Eschmeyer's included them under pleuronectoidei. In that case yeah, the tag order makes sense.