Usage

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This template is one of a number intended for use in taxoboxes under the |subdivision= or |synonyms= parameters, to produce a list of taxa in a consistent format. The table below shows the behaviour of the available templates.

Taxon name Template
Italicized Linked Bold
no no no ((Taxon list))
no yes no ((Linked taxon list))
yes no no ((Species list)), alias ((Genus list))
yes yes no ((Linked species list)), alias ((Linked genus list))
yes no yes ((Bold species list)), alias ((Bold genus list))

Use like this:

((Species list
| Spexia speciosa | Authority, 2003
| †Spexia additiona | Others et al., 2002
| Spexia typa | Describer, 1888 (type)
| Spexia dubia |
| Specia dubia ''subsp.'' maxima |
))

Both the taxon name and authority will be automatically formatted to produce:

Note that if the authority is not known, the "|" must still be present after the taxon name.

If a "connecting term" is present in a botanical name, such as "subsp.", "var." or "f.", then this should not be italicized. The template should automatically de-italicize connecting terms. If this fails, you can put '' either side of the connecting term to de-italicize it.

Mark incomplete lists using |incomplete=yes, which will add "(incomplete)" to the end of the list.

Variations

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To automatically link the content of every taxon name, use ((Linked species list)). To bold-face the species (e.g. if they will never have their own pages, when listed in a genus article) use ((Bold species list)).

For example:

((Linked species list / ((Linked genus list
| Spexia speciosa | Authority, 2003
| †Spexia additiona | Others et al., 2002
| Spexia typa | Describer, 1888 (type)
| Spexia dubia ((!)) S. dubia | <!--creates a piped link-->
| ''[[Puma (genus) ((!)) Puma ]]'' | Jardine, 1834 <!--handles a disambiguated genus name-->
))

produces

Each of the three "species list" templates has a "genus list" alias.

Abbreviating

Adding |abbreviated=yes will cause the displayed name to be abbreviated.

Extinct taxa

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The name of an extinct taxon can be preceded by one of the following markers: † &dagger; ((extinct)). Any of them will appear as † in the output. The † will not be italicized and will not be included in a wikilink.

See also

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