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Trigastrotheca molluginea at Indee, WA by MattM
Ptilotus axillaris (Mat Mulla Mulla) at Indee, WA by MattM
Trianthema triquetrum (Red Spinach) at Indee, WA by MattM
Codonocarpus cotinifolius (Bell-fruit Tree, Native Poplar) at Indee, WA by MattM
Chrysopogon fallax (Golden Beard-Grass) at Indee, WA by MattM
Tephrosia sp. Bungaroo Creek (M.E.Trudgen 11601) at Indee, WA by MattM
Pimelea ammocharis at Indee, WA by MattM
Tephrosia sp. D Kimberley Flora (R.D. Royce 1848) at Indee, WA by MattM
Panicum australiense (Bunch Panic) at Indee, WA by MattM
Corchorus incanus at Indee, WA by MattM
Eremophila longifolia (Weeping Emubush) at Indee, WA by MattM
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Anemone / Coral / Sea Pen (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Pipi / Clam / Oyster (Bivalvia) (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Crab (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Grasshopper, Cricket or Katydid (Orthoptera) (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Canis lupus (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Eolophus roseicapillus (Galah) at Baynton, WA by AaronClausen
Turnix velox (Little Buttonquail) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Rush / Sedge / Mat Rush (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Cactus / Succulent (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Geophaps plumifera (Spinifex Pigeon) at Nullagine, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Acacia hilliana (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Ptilotus calostachyus (Weeping Mulla Mulla) at Newman, WA by AaronClausen
Ptilotus rotundifolius (Royal Mulla Mulla) at Newman, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Dragon (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Snake (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Swainsona formosa (Sturt's Desert Pea) at Newman, WA by AaronClausen
Ptilotus rotundifolius (Royal Mulla Mulla) at Newman, WA by AaronClausen
Lobelia heterophylla at Newman, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Climber / Mistletoe (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Stylidium fluminense at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Other Wildflower or Herb (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Pseudechis australis (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Monitor/Gecko (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Crotalaria cunninghamii (Birdflower) at Port Hedland, WA by MattM
Ctenophorus caudicinctus (Ring-tailed Dragon) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Canis lupus (Dingo / Wild Dog) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Varanus tristis (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Heteronotia spelea (Cave Prickly Gecko) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Litoria rubella (Little Red Tree Frog) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Lucasium wombeyi (Pilbara Ground Gecko) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Pseudechis australis (Mulga Snake) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Pseudechis australis (Mulga Snake) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Lialis burtonis (Burton's Snake-lizard) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Oedura fimbria (Western Marbled Velvet Gecko) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Geophaps plumifera (Spinifex Pigeon) at Wittenoom, WA by AaronClausen
Lialis burtonis (Burton's Snake-lizard) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Acanthophis wellsi (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Acanthophis wellsi (Pilbara Death Adder) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Podargus strigoides (Tawny Frogmouth) at Karijini, WA by AaronClausen
Unidentified Snake (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Cryptoblepharus ustulatus (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Unidentified Spider (Araneae) (TBC) at suppressed by AaronClausen
Swainsona formosa (Sturt's Desert Pea) at Burrup, WA by AaronClausen

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Discussion

trevorpreston wrote:
16 Mar 2023
Sounds like a good idea. I cant see any disadvantages.

Proposed clean up of sp. and "(genus)" naming convention
MattM wrote:
16 Mar 2023
I figured if I generalised the locations of my records I could get away with uploading them haha.

Tephrosia sp. D Kimberley Flora (R.D. Royce 1848)
natureguy wrote:
16 Mar 2023
Thanks for all these WA sightings Matt, nice record!

Tephrosia sp. D Kimberley Flora (R.D. Royce 1848)
MattM wrote:
15 Mar 2023
Ideally we would use whatever convention is used by other platforms and databases. The addition of an extra checkbox creates additional work for users and moderators so I would suggest the application of "sp" be automatic for any ID to genus level. Ultimately I would use whatever convention increases compatibility with other platforms/datasets and reduces the workload for users of Nature Map and the data.

Proposed clean up of sp. and "(genus)" naming convention
KylieWaldon wrote:
14 Mar 2023
the only time I use the species option is when similar photos before have been id'd that way (because photo doesn't usually show the third eye or some important feature to get it any closer). I'm happy to leave it further back in the ID string if that helps save the glorious contributors of nature map time. And I probably don't fully understand anyway - but if it tidies up the back end and saves time somewhere I'm for it. :)

Proposed clean up of sp. and "(genus)" naming convention
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