inputs/REMIB/Specimen/map.csv: Remapped accession_number to catalogNumber because it is not globally unique, only (usually) unique within the institution providing the data ("acronym"). Note that there are nevertheless 11,869 rows where an accession_number appears multiple times within the same institution.

mappings/VegCore-VegBIEN.csv: Only use institutionCode+collectionCode+catalogNumber as the authorlocationcode (location-scoping ID) if there is actually a catalogNumber. Otherwise, the mapping process would attempt to create one location for each collection in the datasource, when there should be one location for each specimen.

schemas/py_functions.sql: _namePart(): Slice the first name from the beginning of the string to one word before the end, instead of one after the beginning, in order to avoid overlap with the last name, which starts one before the end, when there is only one word. Note that only one word means the name is assumed to be a last name. This assumption may not always be true, but when a datasource provides the name concatenated, an assumption must be made when not all name components are present.

schemas/vegbien.sql: party: Added check constraint to require at least an organizationname or surname. Previously, NULL entries for the collector or identifier incorrectly caused the creation of an empty party entry, hence the lower inserted row counts now that this is no longer created.

inputs/REMIB/Specimen/map.csv: Remapped acronym to institutionCode because this is an aggregator, and the field lists the datasource each record was aggregated from. Note that the inserted row count changes because of different duplicate elimination strategies in specimenreplicate and party (which institutionCode is placed in).

inputs/REMIB/Specimen/create.sql: Also filter out rows where acronym (collectionCode) is NULL because this is a required field for valid records

schemas/vegbien.sql: taxonpath: Renamed scientificnameauthor to author so the column name doesn't have "scientificname" in it, which made the term look confusingly like scientificname itself. Added descriptive comment that this is the author of the scientific name.

schemas/vegbien.sql: taxonpath: Renamed canon_id to canon_taxonpath_id to clarify that this is a recursive fkey. The convention is that a recursive fkey includes the table name plus a descriptive prefix.

schemas/filter_ERD.csv: Don't filter out fkeys from taxonpath to itself

schemas/vegbien.sql: taxonpath: Added canon_id for the canonical (scrubbed) taxonpath determined by TNRS