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{{Concept | {{Concept | ||
| is defined by = | | is defined by = | ||
| label = Subject Part | | label = Subject Part | ||
| definition = The portion or product of organism morphology, behaviour, environment, etc. that is either predominantly shown or particularly well exemplified by a media item. | | definition = The portion or product of organism morphology, behaviour, environment, etc. that is either predominantly shown or particularly well exemplified by a media item. | ||
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| example = "whole body", "head", "flower", "mating song", "feces" (dung, droppings, etc.), "canopy" (e.g. of a rain forest stand). | | example = "whole body", "head", "flower", "mating song", "feces" (dung, droppings, etc.), "canopy" (e.g. of a rain forest stand). | ||
Several anatomical ontologies are emerging in http://www.obofoundry.org/ | Several anatomical ontologies are emerging in http://www.obofoundry.org/ | ||
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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_subjectPart
| Subject Part No type definition was found for "subjectPart" in the ac import.
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Notes: Audubon Core: No formal encoding scheme as yet exists.
Example(s): "whole body", "head", "flower", "mating song", "feces" (dung, droppings, etc.), "canopy" (e.g. of a rain forest stand). Several anatomical ontologies are emerging in http://www.obofoundry.org/
