Template: Expressing an association between two organisms
Such a nanopublication expresses an association between two organism instances (subject and object), for example expressing that one subject individual ate the object individual. For expressing interactions or more general knowledge between classes of organisms (taxa), please use the alternative template "Associations between taxa".
Expressing an association between two organisms
Organism of ${subjtaxonname} - ${relation} - organism of ${objtaxonname}
short explanation related to the above statement
lat/long coordinates in format like '+47.37+8.54' or with altitude '+47.37+8.54+410.5'
any existing URI identifier of organism (e.g. of digital collection specimen or observation in nature)
select the life cycle stage of the object organism; leave blank if unknown
occurrence URI from GBIF (https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/...) or iDigBio, BOLD, PlutoF, etc.
taxon concept reference (https://doi.org/... or https://treatment.plazi.org/id/...)
search and select from list (if not found, paste identifying URI from IPNI, MycoBank, Index Fungorum, or Zoobank)
select the life cycle stage of the subject organism; leave blank if unknown
publication DOI (https://doi.org/...) or taxon treatment ID (https://treatment.plazi.org/id/...)
time expressed in XSD DateTime format, e.g. '2023-03-30T22:17:11Z'
an association between two individual organisms
refers to - links an association to its object
refers to the relation (between subject organism and object organism)
refers to - links an association to its subject
has the time stamp - points to the date and time associated with this relation or organisms (e.g. date of collection); if occurrence URI is given, this is redundant and does not need to be filled in
has the location coordinates - points to the location coordinates associated with this relation or organisms (e.g. place of collection); if occurrence URI is given, this is redundant and does not need to be filled in
has the occurrence - links an organism to a record of a specific occurrence of it
has the name - links a taxon usage to a taxon name