Template:Taxobox/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Taxobox.
It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Hey, Stupid! Be careful how you use this. Uncyclopedia is supposed to look like an apparently-legitimate encyclopedia. This infobox might help the illusion. On the other hand, it might just make you look like an amateur. Only use this infobox if you can come up with good jokes, and remember that all fields are optional. Otherwise, this infobox will just be a pimple on the buttock that is your article.

All fields are optional! Hopefully now people can make this funny, as they no longer have to fill everything in.

Use boxtype to set the colors of the infobox; the main ones are:

animal
plant
fungi
bacteria
amoeba
virus

Taxons with their associated colours
Animalia	rgb(211,211,164)
Archaeplastida	rgb(144,238,144) (palegreen)
Fungi	rgb(173,216,230) (lightblue)
Chromalveolata	rgb(173,238,63)
Rhizaria	rgb(225,204,252)
Excavata	rgb(240,230,140) (khaki)
Amoebozoa	rgb(255,200,160)
Bacteria	rgb(211,211,211) (lightgray)
Archaea	rgb(236,210,210)
Viruses	rgb(238,130,238) (violet)
Default and incertae sedis	rgb(250,240,230) (linen)

If you don't use this parameter, the template will attempt to decide what color to use based on the value of kingdom. Default color is a light blue.

Besides the usual kingdom, phylum, class, order, genus, species, variety that most are familiar with, this taxobox also contains a lot of those weird fields like superphylum and subfamily that you'll find over at Wikipedia. Like everything from Wikipedia, they are mostly non-essential.

Also, when copying stuff from Wikipedia's documentation page for the taxobox template, I found out that scientists have invented a new kind of taxon for footprints as well as for eggs: Ichnotaxa and Ootaxa respectively. What will they come up with next?!

Standard fields

{{Taxobox
|boxtype           = 
|name              = 
|image             = <!-- Black.png -->
|image_size        = 
|image_caption     = 
|kingdom           = 
|phylum            = 
|class             = 
|order             = 
|family            = 
|genus             = 
|species           = 
|variety           = 
|biname            = 
|range_map         = <!-- map.png -->
|range_map_caption = 
|habitat           = 
|pri_arm           = 
|sec_arm           = 
|power             = 
|hp                = 
|mp                = 
|strength          = 
|intel             = 
|weight            = 
|length            = 
|special           = 
|conserv           = 
|convers           = 
}}

Some potentially helpful information:

Animalia: Animals. Duh.
Archaeplastida: Land plants, green algae, red algae and glaucophytes (another kind of algae).
Fungi: Funguses, obviously. Rather closely related to animals.
Chromalveolata: Golden algae, brown algae, yellow-green algae, water molds and a whole bunch of other (predominantly unicellular) organisms (as you might've guessed, related to plants).
Rhizaria: Amoeba-like organisms related to plants.
Excavata: A bunch of unicellular organisms related to plants. Named after a couple of its species' primary occupation of "excavating" the intestines of insects.
Amoebozoa: Amoebas and slime molds, mostly. Related to animals and fungi.
Bacteria and Archaea: Single-celled organisms that lack a cell nucleus. The two groups mostly differ in their metabolic pathways and cell membranes.
Viruses: Those small thingies that need host cells to replicate.
incertae sedis: A term used when scientists don't have a fucking clue how to classify the organism in question.

Note: Pages with this template are added to Category:Zoology. Even if they're not real animals! WHAHAHA!!

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