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I have a question regarding standard templates. I noticed that there has been some discussion on wether to split articles on animals into scientific and more popular ones. I personally think that the information should be in one place and not spread over (or duplicated in) more articles. Since I would like to create some new animal articles, my proposal would be to start with a general introduction / summary and then a more in depth scientific part. The structure I would like to use is:
Scientific name:
Scientific synonyms:
Common name:
Common synonyms:
General introduction: -->here come a summary / popular description
Description:
Habitat:
Diet:
Behaviour:
Reproduction:
Ecology:
Anatomy:
Physiology:
Taxonomy:
Care and maintenance in captivity:
References:
Now, before someone starts to restructure my work, I would like to know if there are any thoughts/comments on my proposal.
I just added a quick paragraph on Trilliaceae. How does one add the "template stuff" to a page so that it fits in with the TOL framework?
Susan