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Ashleigh Smythe commented on "File:Baylisascaris larvae.jpg":
@Robert Hole, Jr: Hi Robert. I've been a curator for a few years but haven't had much time for it until now, so I apologize for being a bit foggy on what's going on. I think it seems that you added the association of Procyon to Baylisascaris, but then you marked it as untrusted and hidden. There is an association between these 2 taxa of course, so I marked Procyon as trusted and visible, but I'm not sure of the correct way to convey it as now it seems I am showing Procyon as being in this image, which it's not! Should I just leave it as hidden and that will allow searches to find the association but it won't suggest that there's a raccoon in the image? Thanks! Ashleigh
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Ashleigh Smythe commented on an older version of Necator (fungus):
While there is a genus of nematodes called Necator (some parasites known as hookworms) this item is referring to a genus of fungi.
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Ashleigh Smythe commented on "File:Wormandwaterbear.jpg":
This image shows the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans as well as a tardigrade, or water bear, Hypsibius dujardini.
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Ashleigh Smythe commented on an older version of Setaria sp.:
This is an image of a plant, not a nematode.
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Ashleigh Smythe commented on "":
This page provides no content and should be removed as it seems to just be a link from a sequence database and the nematode is not identified beyond nematode. Further, it (as a number of other pages) is incorrectly associated with the common name Molluscs.
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