Talk:Chrysaora helvola

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species is no longer recognized by WoRMS edit

Latest comment: 11 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion

i've assumed that this article's been kept due to C. helvola still being recognized as valid by WoRMS despite its doubtful history; however, as of now, this isn't the case as its WoRMS page now lists it as unaccepted and a synonym of C. fuscescens. the only other non-wikimedia taxon identifiers that recognize it as an accepted species are IRMNG, NCBI, open tree, and sealifebase. should this article be kept and simply edited to reflect up-to-date info on it not being an accepted by WoRMS, or should it be deleted/merged with C. fuscescens?Wonderego (talk) 00:14, 1 June 2023 (UTC)Reply

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