I can’t seem to find the old Traitbank page, though maybe my google foo is off today. Is it gone or still exists?
I see mention of “traits” here publishing/query-examples.md at master · EOL/publishing · GitHub in the cypher service, but not “traitbank” per se.
Is “traits” here the same as “traitbank”?
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Traits are only accessible via cypher, correct? or no?
The “what is TraitBank” page has migrated to: https://eol.org/docs/what-is-eol/traitbank
A redirect from the old URL should be making its way into the site soon.
TraitBank describes the back-end infrastructure that EOL uses to gather, organize and serve biodiversity trait data. Traits can be accessed directly on each taxon page - refer to the data tab - and you see traits in action in the autogen sentence on the taxon overview. You can also search traits using our advanced search facility (which has documentation on the way, @hammockj tells me). There are links to these on the page above.
They are also going to be accessible via cypher.
Thanks for the quick answer @BobCorrigan
Playing with cypher now