WO (Apache Any23 :: Base API 1.1 API)

java.lang.Object
- org.apache.any23.vocab.Vocabulary
- - org.apache.any23.vocab.WO

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public class WO
extends Vocabulary
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The Wildlife Ontology vocabulary.
A simple vocabulary for describing biological species and related taxa. The vocabulary defines terms for describing the names and ranking of taxa, as well as providing support for describing their habitats, conservation status, and behavioural characteristics, etc

Author:

lewismc, Davide Palmisano (dpalmisano@gmail.com)

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field and Description
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`adaptation` associates a taxon rank with an adaptation which it displays
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Adaption` An adaptation is any feature of an animal or plant which makes it better suited for a particular habitat or to do a particular task.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Animal_Intelligence` Animal Intelligence or animal cognition is the title given to a modern approach to the mental capacities of non-human animals.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`BehaviouralPattern` Behavioural pattern describes an animal's dominant way of life.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Class` A class is a scientific way to group related organisms together, some examples of classes being jellyfish, reptiles and sea urchins.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`clazz` associates a taxon rank with a class
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`clazzName` Used to specify the name of a class as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`collection` associates a taxon rank, habitat, species, clip with a collection of which it is a member
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Collection` A collection of resources, including documents, multimedia files, programme clips and their associated .
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`commonName` associates a formal taxon name with a common version.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`CommunicationAdaption` Communication and senses are how an organism perceives the world - for instance through scent or sight - and how it sends messages or warnings to others.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`conservationStatus` associates a taxon rank with a description of a recent assessment of its conservation status
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`ConservationStatus` Conservation status as described by the IUCN Red List.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`distributionMap` associates a habitat, ecozone, or taxon rank with a map depicting its distribution or location
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`EcosystemRole` Ecosystem roles are about the part an animal or plant plays in sustaining or maintaining the habitat around them.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`ecozone` indicates that a habitat or a taxon rank can be found within an ecozone
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Ecozone` Ecozones are a method of dividing up the Earth's surface.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`ExtremesAdaptiation` Organisms that are adapted to extremes (known as Extremophiles) are organisms that thrives in and even may require physically or geochemically extreme conditions that are detrimental to the majority of life on Earth.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`family` associates a taxon rank with a family
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Family` A family is a scientific grouping of closely related organisms.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`familyName` Used to specify the name of a family as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`FeedingHabit` Feeding habits describe the dominant diet of a particular species or group of species, and how they go about obtaining it.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`FreshwaterHabitat` Freshwater habitats include bogs, ponds, lakes, rivers and streams.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`genus` associates a taxon rank with a genus
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Genus` A genus is a scientific way of showing that species are very closed related to each other.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`genusName` specifies the genus part of a binomial name, allowing this portion of the name to be explicitly described.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`growsIn` associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it grows.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`habitat` associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it may typically be found
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Habitat` A habitat, or biome, is the type of environment in which plant and animals live.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`infraorder` associates a taxon rank with a infraorder
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Infraorder` Infraorders are a subdivision of suborders - thus infraorders are an intermediate rank of classification, that group together related superfamilies and families.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`infraorderName` Used to specify the name of a infraorder as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`kingdom` associates a taxon rank with a kingdom
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Kingdom` Kingdoms are the major categories into which scientists divide up all living things.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`kingdomName` Used to specify the name of a kingdom as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Lifecycle` An organism's Life Cycle describes the stages in an organisms development including metamorphosis, courtship displays and parental care.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`livesIn` associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it lives.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`LocomotionAdaption` Locomotion is how an animal gets around - for instance by swimming, flying or climbing.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`MarineHabitat` Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by the oceans, an area of some 223698816km/sq.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Morphology` Morphology is anything to do with what a plant or animal looks like - its size, shape, colour or structure.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`name` associates a taxon rank with a taxon name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`NAMESPACE` The namespace of the vocabulary as a URI.
`static String`	`NS` The namespace of the vocabulary as a string.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`order` associates a taxon rank with an order
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Order` An order is a scientific way to categorise related organisms.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`orderName` Used to specify the name of an order as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`phylum` associates a taxon rank with a phylum
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Phylum` A phylum - also known as a division when referring to plants - is a scientfic way of grouping together related organisms.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`phylumName` Used to specify the name of a phylum as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`populationTrend` provides some indication of the population trend associated with an assessment of a taxon's conversation status.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`PredationStrategy` Predation is catching and killing an animal in order to eat it.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`redListStatus` associates a Conservation Status with a category in the IUCN Red List
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`RedListStatus` A category in the IUCN red list, 2001.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`ReproductionStrategy` Reproduction covers all the tactics and behaviours involved in obtaining a mate, conceiving the next generation and successfully raising them.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`scientificName` associates a taxon name with its formal scientific name.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`shortDescription` associates a short description with a Collection.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`SocialBehaviour` Social behaviour is all about how an animal interacts with members of its own species.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`species` associates a taxon rank with a species
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Species` Generic class defining a biological species.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`speciesName` specifies the species part of a binomial name, allowing this portion of the name to be explicitly described.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`suborder` associates a taxon rank with a suborder
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Suborder` Suborders are an intermediate classification rank - an order can be split into many closely related suborders.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`suborderName` Used to specify the name of a suborder as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`subspecies` associates a taxon rank with a subspecies
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Subspecies` Subspecies are a rank of classification that is lower than a species.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`subspeciesName` Used to specify the name of a subspecies as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superclass` associates a taxon rank with a superclass
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Superclass` Superclass is an intermediate classification rank, or grouping, that sits directly above a class, ranking below a phylum or subphylum and containing one or more classes.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superclassName` Used to specify the name of a superclass as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superfamily` associates a taxon rank with a superfamily
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Superfamily` Superfamilies are an intermediate classification rank, or grouping, that is directly above a family.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superfamilyName` Used to specify the name of a superfamily as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superorder` associates a taxon rank with a superorder
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Superorder` Superorders are an intermediate classification rank or grouping that sit directly above an order.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superorderName` Used to specify the name of a superorder as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`superspeciesName` Used to specify the name of a superspecies as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`SurvivalStrategy` Survival strategies include adaptations to changes in .
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`TaxonName` A taxonomic name, describing the structure and provenance of a taxonomic name.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`taxonomicName` a naming property, associating a formal taxonomic name with a Taxon Name instance.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`TaxonRank` Generic concept for a taxonomic rank such as a Genus or Species.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`TerrestrialHabitat` Terrestrial habitats include forests, grasslands, deserts and rainforests.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`threatDescription` description of the threat(s) that have been identified as part of the assessment of the Conservation Status of a taxon
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`tribe` associates a taxon rank with a tribe
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`Tribe` Tribes are a taxonomic rank that fall between family and genus.
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`tribeName` Used to specify the name of a tribe as part of a Taxon Name
`org.openrdf.model.URI`	`yearAssessed` the year in which the conservation status was assessed.

Method Summary

Methods
Modifier and Type Method and Description

static WO getInstance()
- Methods inherited from class org.apache.any23.vocab.Vocabulary
  createClass, createProperty, createURI, getClass, getClasses, getCommentFor, getComments, getNamespace, getProperties, getProperty, getProperty, getPropertyCamelCase
- Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
  clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`static WO`	`getInstance()`

- Field Detail
  - NS
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public static final String NS
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    The namespace of the vocabulary as a string.
    
    See Also:
    Constant Field Values
  - NAMESPACE
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI NAMESPACE
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    The namespace of the vocabulary as a URI.
  - Adaption
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Adaption
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    An adaptation is any feature of an animal or plant which makes it better suited for a particular habitat or to do a particular task. For instance, being streamlined is an adaptation to swimming fast and being able to survive on very little water is an adaptation to life in the desert.
  - Animal_Intelligence
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Animal_Intelligence
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    Animal Intelligence or animal cognition is the title given to a modern approach to the mental capacities of non-human animals. It has developed out of comparative psychology, but has also been strongly influenced by the approach of ethology, behavioral ecology, and evolutionary psychology.
  - BehaviouralPattern
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI BehaviouralPattern
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    Behavioural pattern describes an animal's dominant way of life. Arboreal animals, for example, live in trees and nocturnal animals are active at night.
  - Class
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Class
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    A class is a scientific way to group related organisms together, some examples of classes being jellyfish, reptiles and sea urchins. Classes are big groups and contain within them smaller groupings called orders, families, genera and species.
  - Collection
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Collection
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    A collection of resources, including documents, multimedia files, programme clips and their associated . taxa, which aims to showcase a particular aspect of natural history film-making, or illustrate aspects of the natural world. A collection provides an alternate way to organize content over and above the basic taxonomic hierarchy.
  - CommunicationAdaption
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI CommunicationAdaption
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    Communication and senses are how an organism perceives the world - for instance through scent or sight - and how it sends messages or warnings to others.
  - ConservationStatus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI ConservationStatus
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    Conservation status as described by the IUCN Red List. Will typically have a number of properties including an official IUCN status, population trend, and a year of assessment.
  - EcosystemRole
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI EcosystemRole
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    Ecosystem roles are about the part an animal or plant plays in sustaining or maintaining the habitat around them. Bees, for example, pollinate flowers, without which those plants would not produce fruits or seeds. Other species, such as dung beetles, play a vital role in keeping grasslands clear of animal waste and recycling valuable resources.
  - Ecozone
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Ecozone
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    Ecozones are a method of dividing up the Earth's surface. Each ecozone is a large area that contains a number of habitats, which are linked by the evolutionary history of the animals and plants within them. For instance one ecozone is Australasia, because its marsupials evolved in isolation to mammals in the rest of the world.
  - ExtremesAdaptiation
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI ExtremesAdaptiation
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    Organisms that are adapted to extremes (known as Extremophiles) are organisms that thrives in and even may require physically or geochemically extreme conditions that are detrimental to the majority of life on Earth.
  - Family
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Family
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    A family is a scientific grouping of closely related organisms. It has smaller groups, called genera and species, within it. A family can have a lot of members or only a few. Examples of families include the cats (Felidae), the gulls (Laridae) and the grasses (Poaceae). Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_%28biology%29 http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/family
  - FeedingHabit
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI FeedingHabit
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    Feeding habits describe the dominant diet of a particular species or group of species, and how they go about obtaining it.
  - FreshwaterHabitat
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI FreshwaterHabitat
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    Freshwater habitats include bogs, ponds, lakes, rivers and streams. About 3% of Earth's water is freshwater, but this includes the water locked up in the ice caps and trapped in rocks and soil as groundwater. Only a tiny fraction (0.014%) is surface water in the form of rivers, lakes and swamps.
  - Genus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Genus
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    A genus is a scientific way of showing that species are very closed related to each other. In fact the first word of the species' scientific name is its genus. So for lions (Panthera leo), Panthera is the genus and tells us that they are closely related to tigers (Panthera tigris), because they share the name. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genus http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/genus
  - Habitat
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Habitat
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    A habitat, or biome, is the type of environment in which plant and animals live. Habitat is dictated by what kinds of plants grow there, the climate and the geography. Rainforest, coral reefs and the tundra are all habitats where particular kinds of plants and animals might be found. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/habitats
  - Infraorder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Infraorder
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    Infraorders are a subdivision of suborders - thus infraorders are an intermediate rank of classification, that group together related superfamilies and families. The tarsiers are a infraorder of primates, containing a single extant family, whilst shrimps (Caridea) are an example of an infraorder which encompases many related superfamiles. Ceratopsia is the infraorder that contains all the horned dinosaurs. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infraorder http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/infraorder
  - Kingdom
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Kingdom
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    Kingdoms are the major categories into which scientists divide up all living things. The main kingdoms are animals, plants, fungi and bacteria, although there are others. Each kingdom has its own suite of defining characteristics - for instance plants have rigid cell walls, whilst animals do not. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_%28biology%29 http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/kingdom
  - Lifecycle
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Lifecycle
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    An organism's Life Cycle describes the stages in an organisms development including metamorphosis, courtship displays and parental care.
  - LocomotionAdaption
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI LocomotionAdaption
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    Locomotion is how an animal gets around - for instance by swimming, flying or climbing.
  - MarineHabitat
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI MarineHabitat
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    Approximately 71% of the Earth's surface is covered by the oceans, an area of some 223698816km/sq. Although marine life evolved around three billion years before life on land, marine habitats are relatively poorly studied and much of the ocean's depths remains unexplored.
  - Morphology
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Morphology
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    Morphology is anything to do with what a plant or animal looks like - its size, shape, colour or structure.
  - Order
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Order
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    An order is a scientific way to categorise related organisms. An order is a smaller grouping than a class, but bigger than a family or genus. Examples of orders are willows, cockroaches and primates. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_%28biology%29 http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/order
  - Phylum
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Phylum
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    A phylum - also known as a division when referring to plants - is a scientfic way of grouping together related organisms. All the members of a phylum have a common ancestor and anatomical similarities. For instance, all the arthropods have external skeletons. Phlya are large groups and are further subdivided into classes, orders, families and so on. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phylum http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/phylum
  - PredationStrategy
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI PredationStrategy
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    Predation is catching and killing an animal in order to eat it. The prey can be chased, ambushed or caught in a trap such as a spider's web.
  - RedListStatus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI RedListStatus
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    A category in the IUCN red list, 2001. Further Reading: http://www.iucnredlist.org/technical-documents/categories-and-criteria/2001-categories-criteria
  - ReproductionStrategy
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI ReproductionStrategy
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    Reproduction covers all the tactics and behaviours involved in obtaining a mate, conceiving the next generation and successfully raising them. It includes everything from plants being pollinated, to stags fighting over hinds, to lionesses babysitting their sisters' cubs.
  - SocialBehaviour
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI SocialBehaviour
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    Social behaviour is all about how an animal interacts with members of its own species. For instance, does it live in a colony or on its own, does it fight to be top of the pecking order, or does it try to keep strangers away from its home?
  - Species
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Species
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    Generic class defining a biological species. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Species http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/species
  - Suborder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Suborder
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    Suborders are an intermediate classification rank - an order can be split into many closely related suborders. Suborders are therefore of lower rank than a order, but higher than a infraorder or a family. All modern snakes are placed within a suborder (Serpentes). Theropoda is another suborder to which many famous carnivorous dinosaurs belong. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suborder http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/suborder
  - Subspecies
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Subspecies
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    Subspecies are a rank of classification that is lower than a species. The differences between subspecies are less distinct than between species. Generally speaking two subspecies can successfully interbreed but two species cannot. If a subspecies can be shown to be different enough, then it can be elevated to the status of species. There are several subspecies of tiger (Panthera tigris) including the Bengal tiger (Panthera tigris tigris), Sumatran tiger (Panthera tigris sumatrae) and Siberian tiger (Panthera tigris altaica). Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subspecies http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/subspecies
  - Superclass
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Superclass
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    Superclass is an intermediate classification rank, or grouping, that sits directly above a class, ranking below a phylum or subphylum and containing one or more classes. The tetrapods are a superclass encompasing the amphibian, reptile, bird, mammal and dinosaur classes. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superclass_(biology) http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/superclass
  - Superfamily
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Superfamily
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    Superfamilies are an intermediate classification rank, or grouping, that is directly above a family. A superfamily may contain one or more related families. Dung beetles are a superfamily containing the stag, bess and scarab beetle families. There is also a superfamily of rodents (muroidea) containing six families of rats, mice, hamsters and gerbils. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxonomic_rank http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/superfamily
  - Superorder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Superorder
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    Superorders are an intermediate classification rank or grouping that sit directly above an order. A superorder may contain several orders. Sharks are a good example of a superorder, grouping together eight living orders of shark, as well as, five extinct orders. Perhaps the most famous superorder of them all is Dinosauria - the dinosaurs! Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superorder http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/superorder
  - SurvivalStrategy
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI SurvivalStrategy
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    Survival strategies include adaptations to changes in . the organisms environment, including: hibernation, abscission and migration.
  - TaxonName
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI TaxonName
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    A taxonomic name, describing the structure and provenance of a taxonomic name.
  - TaxonRank
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI TaxonRank
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    Generic concept for a taxonomic rank such as a Genus or Species. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxonomic_rank
  - TerrestrialHabitat
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI TerrestrialHabitat
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    Terrestrial habitats include forests, grasslands, deserts and rainforests. They are typically defined by factors such as plant structure (trees and grasses), leaf types (eg broadleaf and needleleaf), plant spacing (forest, woodland, savanna) and climate.
  - Tribe
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI Tribe
```
    Tribes are a taxonomic rank that fall between family and genus. Tribes can also be split in to smaller related groups called subtribes. Tribes are mainly, but not always, used in botany to classify plants. The true grass family is divided up into many subfamiles and then into tribes, one of which is bamboo. The insect world also uses tribes as a classification rank, for example, bombini is the tribe of bumblebees. Further Reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribe_(biology) http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/tribe
  - adaptation
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI adaptation
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    associates a taxon rank with an adaptation which it displays
  - clazz
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI clazz
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    associates a taxon rank with a class
  - collection
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI collection
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    associates a taxon rank, habitat, species, clip with a collection of which it is a member
  - conservationStatus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI conservationStatus
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    associates a taxon rank with a description of a recent assessment of its conservation status
  - distributionMap
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI distributionMap
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    associates a habitat, ecozone, or taxon rank with a map depicting its distribution or location
  - ecozone
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI ecozone
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    indicates that a habitat or a taxon rank can be found within an ecozone
  - family
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI family
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    associates a taxon rank with a family
  - genus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI genus
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    associates a taxon rank with a genus
  - growsIn
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI growsIn
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    associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it grows. Sub-property of wo:habitat to be used for plants, fungi, etc
  - habitat
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI habitat
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    associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it may typically be found
  - infraorder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI infraorder
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    associates a taxon rank with a infraorder
  - kingdom
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI kingdom
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    associates a taxon rank with a kingdom
  - livesIn
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI livesIn
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    associates a taxon rank with a habitat in which it lives. Sub-property of wo:habitat to be used for members of the animal kingdom
  - name
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI name
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    associates a taxon rank with a taxon name
  - order
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI order
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    associates a taxon rank with an order
  - phylum
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI phylum
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    associates a taxon rank with a phylum
  - redListStatus
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI redListStatus
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    associates a Conservation Status with a category in the IUCN Red List
  - species
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI species
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    associates a taxon rank with a species
  - subspecies
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI subspecies
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    associates a taxon rank with a subspecies
  - suborder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI suborder
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    associates a taxon rank with a suborder
  - superclass
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI superclass
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    associates a taxon rank with a superclass
  - superfamily
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI superfamily
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    associates a taxon rank with a superfamily
  - superorder
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI superorder
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    associates a taxon rank with a superorder
  - tribe
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI tribe
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    associates a taxon rank with a tribe
  - clazzName
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI clazzName
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    Used to specify the name of a class as part of a Taxon Name
  - commonName
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public final org.openrdf.model.URI commonName
```
    associates a formal taxon name with a common version. E.g. Panthera leo might be associated with a common name of 'Lion'. A given taxon name may have several common names
  - familyName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI familyName
```
    Used to specify the name of a family as part of a Taxon Name
  - genusName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI genusName
```
    specifies the genus part of a binomial name, allowing this portion of the name to be explicitly described. Therefore this property will typically only be used in TaxonNames associated with species. The property is largely provided as a convenience to avoid applications having to parse the binomial name.
  - infraorderName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI infraorderName
```
    Used to specify the name of a infraorder as part of a Taxon Name
  - kingdomName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI kingdomName
```
    Used to specify the name of a kingdom as part of a Taxon Name
  - orderName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI orderName
```
    Used to specify the name of an order as part of a Taxon Name
  - phylumName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI phylumName
```
    Used to specify the name of a phylum as part of a Taxon Name
  - populationTrend
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI populationTrend
```
    provides some indication of the population trend associated with an assessment of a taxon's conversation status. The value of this property is a simple literal, and is recommended to be one of: Decreasing, Increasing, Stable, Unknown.
  - scientificName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI scientificName
```
    associates a taxon name with its formal scientific name. This may be a binomial name (e.g. Panthera leo) in the case of a species name, or a uninomial (e.g. Panthera) name in the case of a name associated with another taxon rank. In formal taxonomic naming conventions, the scientific name is often qualified with the source of the name, e.g. Panthera leo (Linnaeus, 1758).
  - shortDescription
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI shortDescription
```
    associates a short description with a Collection.
  - speciesName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI speciesName
```
    specifies the species part of a binomial name, allowing this portion of the name to be explicitly described. Therefore this property will typically only be used in TaxonNames associated with species. The property is largely provided as a convenience to avoid applications having to parse the binomial name.
  - suborderName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI suborderName
```
    Used to specify the name of a suborder as part of a Taxon Name
  - subspeciesName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI subspeciesName
```
    Used to specify the name of a subspecies as part of a Taxon Name
  - superspeciesName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI superspeciesName
```
    Used to specify the name of a superspecies as part of a Taxon Name
  - superclassName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI superclassName
```
    Used to specify the name of a superclass as part of a Taxon Name
  - superfamilyName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI superfamilyName
```
    Used to specify the name of a superfamily as part of a Taxon Name
  - superorderName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI superorderName
```
    Used to specify the name of a superorder as part of a Taxon Name
  - taxonomicName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI taxonomicName
```
    a naming property, associating a formal taxonomic name with a Taxon Name instance. This property is a parent of a number of sub-properties that provide more specific terms for denoting names of families, phyla, species, etc.
  - threatDescription
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI threatDescription
```
    description of the threat(s) that have been identified as part of the assessment of the Conservation Status of a taxon
  - tribeName
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI tribeName
```
    Used to specify the name of a tribe as part of a Taxon Name
  - yearAssessed
```
public final org.openrdf.model.URI yearAssessed
```
    the year in which the conservation status was assessed.
- Method Detail
  - getInstance
```
public static WO getInstance()
```

Class WO

Field Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class org.apache.any23.vocab.Vocabulary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Field Detail

NS

NAMESPACE

Adaption

Animal_Intelligence

BehaviouralPattern

Class

Collection

CommunicationAdaption

ConservationStatus

EcosystemRole

Ecozone

ExtremesAdaptiation

Family

FeedingHabit

FreshwaterHabitat

Genus

Habitat

Infraorder

Kingdom

Lifecycle

LocomotionAdaption

MarineHabitat

Morphology

Order

Phylum

PredationStrategy

RedListStatus

ReproductionStrategy

SocialBehaviour

Species

Suborder

Subspecies

Superclass

Superfamily

Superorder

SurvivalStrategy

TaxonName

TaxonRank

TerrestrialHabitat

Tribe

adaptation

clazz

collection

conservationStatus

distributionMap

ecozone

family

genus

growsIn

habitat

infraorder

kingdom

livesIn

name

order

phylum

redListStatus

species

subspecies

suborder

superclass

superfamily

superorder

tribe

clazzName

commonName

familyName

genusName

infraorderName

kingdomName

orderName

phylumName

populationTrend

scientificName