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There are specimens that are listed in inventory spreadsheet as missing from 2008-2012 inventory, but John Archer appears to have found them since and marked them with a part location. These should be checked again to make sure that they are actually in the collection.
SELECT ATTRIBUTE_VALUE, CAT_NUM, COLL_OBJ_DISPOSITION
from SPECIMEN_PART_ATTRIBUTE
FULL JOIN SPECIMEN_PART on SPECIMEN_PART_ATTRIBUTE.COLLECTION_OBJECT_ID = SPECIMEN_PART.COLLECTION_OBJECT_ID
FULL JOIN CATALOGED_ITEM on SPECIMEN_PART.DERIVED_FROM_CAT_ITEM = CATALOGED_ITEM.COLLECTION_OBJECT_ID
FULL JOIN COLL_OBJECT on SPECIMEN_PART.COLLECTION_OBJECT_ID = COLL_OBJECT.COLLECTION_OBJECT_ID
WHERE collection_cde = 'Herp' and
SPECIMEN_PART_ATTRIBUTE.ATTRIBUTE_VALUE is not null and
SPECIMEN_PART_ATTRIBUTE.ATTRIBUTE_TYPE = 'location' and
COLL_OBJ_DISPOSITION != 'in collection'
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Same issues in reptiles as in amphibian data. I believe this problem comes from having recorded specimen locations from jar labels rather than from jar contents.
There are specimens that are listed in inventory spreadsheet as missing from 2008-2012 inventory, but John Archer appears to have found them since and marked them with a part location. These should be checked again to make sure that they are actually in the collection.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: