{
"uuid": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"type": "records",
"etag": "c83ac8c3dfcf3c0b597b9983c3f021fbddede485",
"data": {
"dwc:specificEpithet": "anglica",
"dwc:kingdom": "Fungi",
"dwc:recordedBy": "John W. Thomson",
"dwc:order": "Mycocaliciales",
"dwc:habitat": "wet Populus tremuloides - P. balsamifera woods; on stump in bog",
"dwc:scientificNameAuthorship": "Nyl.",
"dwc:occurrenceID": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"dwc:dateIdentified": "assumed to be collection date",
"dwc:verbatimCoordinates": "53°34'N, 113°46'W 10-53-26-W4",
"dwc:verbatimElevation": "2200 ft.",
"id": "1016340",
"dwc:taxonID": "52636",
"dwc:stateProvince": "Alberta",
"dwc:eventDate": "1971-06-20",
"symbiota:recordEnteredBy": "jesmith7",
"dwc:collectionID": "89717c08-38c6-4a2e-9293-7381ea799a99",
"dwc:country": "Canada",
"dwc:higherClassification": "Fungi|Dikarya|Ascomycota|Pezizomycotina|Eurotiomycetes|Mycocaliciomycetidae|Mycocaliciales|Sphinctrinaceae|Sphinctrina",
"dwc:decimalLatitude": "53.56667",
"dwc:occurrenceRemarks": "CBA/AIBS Field Trip 2 June 18 - Stop 13",
"dwc:basisOfRecord": "PreservedSpecimen",
"dwc:genus": "Sphinctrina",
"dwc:family": "Sphinctrinaceae",
"dc:rights": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/",
"dwc:identifiedBy": "J.W. Thomson",
"symbiota:recordID": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"dwc:phylum": "Ascomycota",
"dcterms:references": "https://lichenportal.org/cnalh/collections/individual/index.php?occid=1016340",
"dwc:locality": "NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER WATERSHED. One mile south of Big Lake, west of Edmonton",
"dwc:institutionCode": "WIS",
"dwc:taxonRank": "Species",
"dwc:class": "Eurotiomycetes",
"dwc:catalogNumber": "WIS-L-0017903",
"dwc:decimalLongitude": "-113.76667",
"dwc:recordNumber": "21559",
"dwc:minimumElevationInMeters": "671",
"dcterms:modified": "2015-08-11 09:57:11",
"dwc:scientificName": "Sphinctrina anglica"
},
"indexTerms": {
"geopoint": {
"lat": 53.56667,
"lon": -113.76667
},
"family": "sphinctrinaceae",
"recordset": "58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11",
"dqs": 0.30434782608695654,
"stateprovince": "alberta",
"phylum": "ascomycota",
"catalognumber": "wis-l-0017903",
"startdayofyear": 171,
"taxonrank": "species",
"specificepithet": "anglica",
"continent": "north america",
"uuid": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"countrycode": "can",
"basisofrecord": "preservedspecimen",
"collector": "john w. thomson",
"institutioncode": "wis",
"mediarecords": [
"2cb3162d-e532-4e65-906b-83b103389fca"
],
"datemodified": "2023-01-11T04:00:05.068899+00:00",
"datecollected": "1971-06-20T00:00:00+00:00",
"etag": "c83ac8c3dfcf3c0b597b9983c3f021fbddede485",
"recordnumber": "21559",
"minelevation": 671,
"hasImage": true,
"kingdom": "fungi",
"highertaxon": "fungi|dikarya|ascomycota|pezizomycotina|eurotiomycetes|mycocaliciomycetidae|mycocaliciales|sphinctrinaceae|sphinctrina",
"collectionid": "89717c08-38c6-4a2e-9293-7381ea799a99",
"taxonid": "2595742",
"scientificname": "sphinctrina anglica",
"indexData": {
"dwc:specificEpithet": "anglica",
"idigbio:dateModified": "2023-01-11T04:00:05.068899",
"dwc:kingdom": "Fungi",
"dwc:recordedBy": "John W. Thomson",
"idigbio:uuid": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"dwc:order": "Mycocaliciales",
"dwc:habitat": "wet Populus tremuloides - P. balsamifera woods; on stump in bog",
"flag_gbif_reference_added": true,
"dwc:scientificNameAuthorship": "Nyl.",
"flag_dwc_taxonid_replaced": true,
"dwc:occurrenceID": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"dwc:dateIdentified": "assumed to be collection date",
"dwc:verbatimCoordinates": "53°34'N, 113°46'W 10-53-26-W4",
"dwc:verbatimElevation": "2200 ft.",
"flag_dwc_taxonomicstatus_added": true,
"flag_gbif_genericname_added": true,
"symbiota:recordEnteredBy": "jesmith7",
"dwc:taxonID": "2595742",
"idigbio:parent": "58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11",
"dwc:stateProvince": "Alberta",
"flag_gbif_taxon_corrected": true,
"dwc:eventDate": "1971-06-20",
"dwc:collectionID": "89717c08-38c6-4a2e-9293-7381ea799a99",
"dwc:country": "Canada",
"idigbio:etag": "c83ac8c3dfcf3c0b597b9983c3f021fbddede485",
"id": "1016340",
"dwc:decimalLatitude": "53.56667",
"dwc:occurrenceRemarks": "CBA/AIBS Field Trip 2 June 18 - Stop 13",
"dwc:basisOfRecord": "PreservedSpecimen",
"dwc:taxonomicstatus": "accepted",
"dwc:genus": "Sphinctrina",
"dwc:continent": "north america",
"dwc:family": "Sphinctrinaceae",
"dc:rights": "http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/",
"dwc:identifiedBy": "J.W. Thomson",
"flag_dwc_datasetid_added": true,
"dwc:class": "Eurotiomycetes",
"idigbio:isocountrycode": "can",
"idigbio:siblings": {
"mediarecord": [
"2cb3162d-e532-4e65-906b-83b103389fca"
]
},
"symbiota:recordID": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"flag_idigbio_isocountrycode_added": true,
"gbif:canonicalname": "sphinctrina anglica",
"dwc:phylum": "Ascomycota",
"dcterms:references": "https://lichenportal.org/cnalh/collections/individual/index.php?occid=1016340",
"gbif:genericname": "sphinctrina",
"dwc:locality": "NORTH SASKATCHEWAN RIVER WATERSHED. One mile south of Big Lake, west of Edmonton",
"flag_gbif_vernacularname_added": true,
"dwc:institutionCode": "WIS",
"dwc:taxonRank": "Species",
"dwc:parentnameusageid": "8352779",
"dwc:higherClassification": "Fungi|Dikarya|Ascomycota|Pezizomycotina|Eurotiomycetes|Mycocaliciomycetidae|Mycocaliciales|Sphinctrinaceae|Sphinctrina",
"dwc:catalogNumber": "WIS-L-0017903",
"flag_gbif_canonicalname_added": true,
"dwc:decimalLongitude": "-113.76667",
"flag_dwc_continent_added": true,
"idigbio:recordIds": [
"urn:uuid:6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\1016340",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\urn:uuid:6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5"
],
"dwc:recordNumber": "21559",
"dwc:datasetid": "7ddf754f-d193-4cc9-b351-99906754a03b",
"flag_dwc_parentnameusageid_added": true,
"dwc:minimumElevationInMeters": "671",
"dcterms:modified": "2015-08-11 09:57:11",
"dwc:scientificName": "Sphinctrina anglica",
"gbif:reference": [
{
"coreid": "2595742",
"dcterms:source": "catalogue of life",
"dcterms:bibliographiccitation": "nyl. (1858) in: mém. soc. imp. sci. nat. cherbourg vol.: 5 p. 334"
}
],
"gbif:vernacularname": [
{
"dwc:countrycode": "ca",
"dwc:country": "canada",
"dwc:vernacularname": "english parasite needle lichen",
"coreid": "2595742",
"dcterms:source": "catalogue of life",
"dcterms:language": "en"
},
{
"dwc:countrycode": "ca",
"dwc:country": "canada",
"dwc:vernacularname": "sphinctrine anglaise",
"coreid": "2595742",
"dcterms:source": "catalogue of life",
"dcterms:language": "fr"
}
]
},
"hasMedia": true,
"class": "eurotiomycetes",
"occurrenceid": "6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"country": "canada",
"locality": "north saskatchewan river watershed. one mile south of big lake, west of edmonton",
"canonicalname": "sphinctrina anglica",
"eventdate": "1971-06-20",
"flags": [
"geopoint_datum_missing",
"gbif_reference_added",
"dwc_taxonid_replaced",
"dwc_taxonomicstatus_added",
"gbif_genericname_added",
"gbif_taxon_corrected",
"dwc_datasetid_added",
"idigbio_isocountrycode_added",
"gbif_vernacularname_added",
"gbif_canonicalname_added",
"dwc_continent_added",
"dwc_parentnameusageid_added"
],
"taxonomicstatus": "accepted",
"recordids": [
"urn:uuid:6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\1016340",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\urn:uuid:6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5",
"58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11\\6604fd80-bd6e-417a-b587-1cc7e65b74f5"
],
"genus": "sphinctrina",
"order": "mycocaliciales",
"datasetid": "7ddf754f-d193-4cc9-b351-99906754a03b"
},
"attribution": {
"uuid": "58402fe3-37c1-4d15-9e07-0ff1c4c9fb11",
"name": "University of Wisconsin - Madison",
"description": "The University of Wisconsin-Madison Herbarium, founded in 1849, is a museum collection of dried, labeled plants of state, national and international importance, which is used extensively for taxonomic and ecological research, as well as for teaching and public service. It contains the world's largest collection of Wisconsin plants, about one-third of its 1,000,000 specimens having been collected within the state. Most of the world's floras are well represented, and the holdings from certain areas, such as the Upper Midwest, eastern North America and western Mexico, are widely recognized as resources of global significance.",
"logo": "https://lichenportal.org/cnalh/content/collicon/wis.gif",
"url": "http://www.botany.wisc.edu/herbarium/",
"emllink": "https://lichenportal.org/cnalh/content/dwca/wis_dwc-a.eml",
"archivelink": "https://lichenportal.org/cnalh/content/dwca/wis_dwc-a.zip",
"contacts": [
{
"email": "CNALH.help@gmail.com"
},
{
"email": "CNALH.help@gmail.com"
},
{
"email": "kmcameron@wisc.edu"
},
{
"first_name": null,
"last_name": "Kenneth M. Cameron",
"email": "kmcameron@wisc.edu"
},
{
"first_name": null,
"last_name": "Kenneth M. Cameron",
"email": "kmcameron@wisc.edu"
}
],
"data_rights": "CC3 BY-NC",
"publisher": "efd00b2c-5ade-4a90-a95a-3f9188fcfa71",
"totalCount": 150988
}
}