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Hourly maintainer review: c643230 Disposition: changes requested.
Evidence checked: ADW Lifespan/Longevity gives female/male mean lifespans 1.7/2.3 years, separately from the 21-year maximum; the equal-sex two-year Low/derived proxy is accurately labelled, with NC-SA last-resort use disclosed. Its mass range supports the correctly calculated 0.9975 kg midpoint. USFWS supports 84 cm wingspan, native North American distribution, Canadian nesting, aquatic feeding and urban turf grazing. The GTR's author page establishes federal-agency authorship; its credited third-party illustrations were not reused. Provider checks confirm accepted GBIF 2498155, synonym Anas americana 2498154 pointing to it, and active iNaturalist species 485176. New record preserves existing species. Activity correction is verified: US place 1 and GBIF country US, permissive tier-A filters. Fresh iNaturalist 8,397 versus submitted 8,396; GBIF 2,562,585 with 2,442,889 month-bearing. Fetcher recomputation matches all 12 stored values. The local FSM has explicit night exits and a high-hunger night-feeding path with a dawn exit; no month predicates or inherited perch action. Swimming/terrestrial resource reachability was not tested in a private runtime. Public checks pass on this head: focused validation/attribution (0 errors, one NC warning, 35/35 provenance), self-check, all species/locales, pytest 347 passed and 8 skipped; attribution regeneration leaves no tracked diff. Hosted validate is green. Hold merge for the quantitative/provenance and white-cap corrections. Private import/live acceptance unassessed. |
Closes #825
Evidence
Mareca americana). GBIF accepts species key 2498155 and resolvesAnas americana2498154 as its synonym; iNaturalist 485176 is a species-level taxon.lifespan_y: 2.0is the midpoint of ADW's sex-specific wild mean lifespans, 1.7 years female and 2.3 years male. It is derived with the calculation recorded; the separate 21-year wild maximum is excluded. ADW CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 text is a last-resort source for this statistic and a few core behavior claims, retained with its own attribution. USFWS and USFS provide more permissive morphology/range/habitat evidence.Preview and validation
I inspected
idle,walk,swim,flyandrestin Chromium on the final record. All rendered; wings and legs occupy their intended parts. Swim is a stylised surface pose, and the fly pose extends the wings and legs. No obvious clipping was seen at the default camera angle. BioCLIP was not run.