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Nooo. If that was question "what's this?", there should have been something between "this" and" the number of the shot (not just space), say, dash.
Hm, thought it over for serious before realized that you meant "this species" instead of "this shot". Meh...
I may lack of the statistic of website users and their needs, but certainly 0.75 is more true. Anyway, you have a point that it's always better to have as much info as possible. Nevertheless, without location map it's not so handy yet...
This is my blunder, I published not noticing that it was already applied to a species, even signed. Will move it right now.
As for null value, you overdid for sure ;--) In this website it can never have a null value, and it will be more reasonable to mention shot/caught location when it will be possible at last to mark location at a map (I'll working out it right now).
Yeah, right, but in this case it should be identified but named differently (at the personal page). Whatever.
Look at the original photo there: http://lepidoptera.pro/8271.jpg. Height was 769 pix, so it had to be a little bit cut. Basically, he checked "No to any retouching" box, so I just cut it and got small photo, no more. For the large photo I used a new software, so there should be no blunders, and for small one I did old, so that can be somehow wrongly scaled.
Nobody is against. I'm just trying to realize if it should get "identified successfully" status or "uncertain".
Must be Igor, cause users can add only their own images... Let's not limit ourselves to photos only, but if there will be many pictures, we'll think about how to improve search to find only photos or pictures separatedly.
Yes, in this sense, no rest from biology there. Keep all change, driven into subtypes and back, a nightmare, no permanent normal system. I do not know, at any directory on the site of great anguish with the system than the biological.
Fixed on the elm, I have long pointed out this mistake, but seen in the data pereeksporte it surfaced again. Hmelegrab, if I remember correctly, was taken from reprints Lampert, but now it is not at hand, so I can not say for sure. Moreover, the original 1913 contains general Ostrya.
So what, move to Epatolmis caesarea or? P. S. Imho is an abbreviation IMHO, stands for "in my humble opinion".