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bacterium is currently a sibling of cellular organism. If we keep it, we should make it a subclass.
But why do we have it? It seems arbitrary. Why not prokaryote or eukaryote? There are no domain or range constraints on it. If people want to classify an organism instance using a kingdom, order, etc they can simply use type with an NCBITaxon node
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bacterium is currently a sibling of cellular organism. If we keep it, we should make it a subclass.
But why do we have it? It seems arbitrary. Why not prokaryote or eukaryote? There are no domain or range constraints on it. If people want to classify an organism instance using a kingdom, order, etc they can simply use
type
with an NCBITaxon nodeThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: