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| − | + | |label=Tag | |
| − | + | |definition=General keywords or tags. | |
| − | + | |example='''Audubon Core:''' "flower diagram", "leaf", or "flower color" | |
| − | + | |notes='''Audubon Core:''' Tags may be multi-worded phrases. Where scientific names, common names, geographic locations, etc. are separable, those should go into the more specific coverage metadata items provided further below. | |
| − | + | |is defined by={{ACTERMLIST}}#ac:tag <!-- for ac at least, this pagename is also the term name --> | |
| − | + | |concept type=property | |
| − | + | |hidden notes=Crosswalk: NBII = Uncontrolled Subject; KeyToNature = {{NS k2n | General Keywords }}; Dublin Core = {{NS dcterms | subject }}; Morphbank = View.specimenPart; IPTC = IPTC CORE 1.1: Keywords, using {{NS dcterms | subject}} // Repeatable = Yes | |
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| + | {{Concept scheme relation | ||
| + | |scheme=Audubon Core Development | ||
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| + | {{Concept relation | ||
| + | |relation=skos: collection | ||
| + | |internal page=Audubon Core Content Coverage Vocabulary | ||
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| + | |relation=skos: collection | ||
| + | |internal page=Audubon Core Layer 1 | ||
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Warning: This is not the current version of this document. It is kept for archival purposes. For up-to-date information, go to https://tdwg.github.io/ac/termlist/#ac_tag
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Notes: Audubon Core: Tags may be multi-worded phrases. Where scientific names, common names, geographic locations, etc. are separable, those should go into the more specific coverage metadata items provided further below.
Example(s): Audubon Core: "flower diagram", "leaf", or "flower color"
