infratribe defies to be edited about taxonworks HOT 12 CLOSED

The first isn't true and it doesn't let the second be resolved:

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What does this mean? Appears when I try to change the status of Scaphurae to invalid.

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This seems to be the correct relationship for Scaphurae Westwood, 1838 with Scaphurini:

... but the error keeps appearing ...

Is Scaphurae the subject_taxon_name? Currently valid. Scaphurini too.

Apparently I need to make Scaphurae invalid first (just tested in Sandcastle), but none of the categories seems to match, and the problem of the previous comment occurs, "Name must end in -ad".

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please use "family group name form" relationship. TW uses synonymy in strinct ICZN sense.

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How do I then add citations for the original form Scaphurae (used in altogether four sources)? Only for Subsequent name forms can be added citations.

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Citation on protonym is always added to the original form. Citation on subsequent forms will be added to those.

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Thank you, I think I understood how it works. Now it looks like this:

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When I now change the infratribes ending in -ae to tribes ending in -ini, add the original form with -ae below, and the subsequent form with -ini, the display looks strange:

Aegimiini as synonym of itself. Should I have added Aegimiini as new name and then established the relationship of Aegimiae to Aegimiini separately? But in the Scaphurini example above which I reconstructed from scratch occurs the same.

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Look at the timeline, everything looks correct:

The classification tree shows you that there are two protonyms.

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Thank you.

The paper published today proposes a few infratribes ending in -ita (to accommodate groups below subtribes). TW doesn't like this.

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ICZN does not regulate the endings of infratribes. I do not remember where the initial idea of -ad came from. I think, I will just remove the restriction.

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