query-2dc08fbaaf4850331e6d9a6c0c162923

rq turtle/ttl

List of species, how to check available taxons in Wikidata (WD)? Is there any way in WD to check available items for taxon names? Eg I have the list instead.the WikiProject's talk page. Please post on couldn't be pinged has more than 50 participants and WikiProject Taxonomy Radcl.-Sm.) Soják( Euphorbia gaubae (s)N.E.Br. Euphorbia gatbergensis Boiss. Euphorbia gasparrinii N.E.Br. Euphorbia garuana Boiss. Euphorbia garkeana (s)Euphorbia gariepina ssp. gariepina (s)L.C.Leach) Hiern ex Welw. ( Euphorbia gariepina ssp. balsamea (s) Boiss. Euphorbia gariepina Chapm. ex Engelm. Euphorbia garberi Hayata Euphorbia garanbiensis (s)Marx Euphorbia gamkensis McVaugh Euphorbia galiciana (s)S.Carter Euphorbia galgalana Greenm. & B.L.Rob. Euphorbia galapagaia Boiss. ex Blanche & Boiss. Euphorbia gaillardotii Coss. Euphorbia gaditana , northern dandelion[21]Taraxacum ceratophorum , the Xinjiang dandelionTaraxacum centrasiaticum , the endangered California dandelionTaraxacum californicum , frequently misidentified as Taraxacum kok-saghyz, and a poor rubber producer[20]Taraxacum brevicorniculatum Extended content 07:11, 26 November 2020 (UTC)) talk (Estopedist1I guess that we are helpless with such kind of lists. If helpless, then is it rational to focus (read: to mass-create taxon articles) on enwiki or to focus on specieswiki?--13:50, 29 November 2020 (UTC)) talk (Estopedist1: well explained! If we want to collect all world taxons to the WD, we definitely will need this kind of tool(s) --Rdmpage@ 13:43, 29 November 2020 (UTC)) talk (Rdmpage: points out). So what you need to do is look up each species name in Wikidata to see if there is already an item for that species. This can get tedious I know, so perhaps what we need is a tool where you can paste a list of taxon names and get back a list of Wikidata Q numbers? --Succu: I think there's a misunderstanding here. In Wikipedia or Wikispecies each "item" can be linked to by enclosing the page name for that item in square brackets. In contrast, in Wikidata, each item is linked to by its Q number. The reason you get redlinks is because there aren't pages in Wikidata with those species names as the title of the page, but that doesn't mean that there aren't pages for those species (as @Estopedist1@ 07:11, 28 November 2020 (UTC)) talk (Estopedist1: if you copy this list or any list with like 12,000 taxons names, then you see only red links in WD. In enwiki or Wikispecies many of names are blue, ie taxon article exists --Succu@ 22:19, 27 November 2020 (UTC)) talk (Succu--subsp. should be replaced by ssp.: I don't understand your "problem". List originated by? In fact all or almost all scientific names in this list have an item. Note Estopedist1@Maybe I haven't got the message right, but there is an easy way do do bulky queries to get the object from a scientific name:

Use at

• https://query.wikidata.org/sparql

PREFIX wdt: <http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/>
SELECT ?sn ?taxon
WHERE
  {
  VALUES ?sn
    {
    "Taraxacum brevicorniculatum"
    "Taraxacum californicum"
    "Taraxacum centrasiaticum"
    "Taraxacum ceratophorum"
    "Euphorbia gaditana"
    "Euphorbia gaillardotii"
    "Euphorbia galapagaia"
    "Euphorbia galgalana"
    "Euphorbia galiciana"
    "Euphorbia gamkensis"
    "Euphorbia garanbiensis"
    "Euphorbia garberi"
    "Euphorbia gariepina"
    "Euphorbia gariepina balsamea"
    "Euphorbia gariepina gariepina"
    "Euphorbia garkeana"
    "Euphorbia garuana"
    "Euphorbia gasparrinii"
    "Euphorbia gatbergensis"
    "Euphorbia gaubae"
    }
  OPTIONAL {?taxon wdt:P225 ?sn.}
  }
ORDER by ?sn

Query found at

• https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Wikidata_talk:WikiProject_Taxonomy/Archive/2021/01