HabitatMech

Mammals: Human

habitatmech:GOLD.cd0b0940e5 ·HOST_ASSOCIATED ·UNGROUNDED REVIEWED

Source attestations

Each upstream vocabulary's own account of this habitat. Assertion counts are per-source units and are not comparable across sources — GOLD counts organisms, BacDive strains, PREGO taxa.

What each upstream vocabulary says about this habitat
SourceLabel / pathAssertionsUnit
BACDIVE Human
kg-microbe's isolation-source mapping table has a row for this source with no ontology target; treated as ungrounded rather than re-grounded by lexical match.
11697 STRAIN
GOLD Host-associated > Mammals: Human
4 GOLD ecosystem node ids share this path; first shown. See data/raw/gold_ecosystem_paths.tsv.
40432 ORGANISM

Broader habitats

Associated taxa

Taxa reported from this habitat, which is weaker than being characteristic of it. rank is out of pool: a high rank in a pool of thousands of near-tied scores is a weak claim. Entries corroborated by a second, independent source are listed first.

Taxa reported from this habitat
TaxonSourceRankPoolCorroborated
Escherichia coli NCBITaxon:562 BACDIVE 1 2068
Streptococcus pneumoniae NCBITaxon:1313 BACDIVE 2 2068
Campylobacter jejuni NCBITaxon:197 BACDIVE 3 2068
Staphylococcus aureus NCBITaxon:1280 BACDIVE 4 2068
Streptococcus anginosus NCBITaxon:1328 BACDIVE 5 2068
[Haemophilus] ducreyi NCBITaxon:730 BACDIVE 6 2068
Pseudomonas aeruginosa NCBITaxon:287 BACDIVE 7 2068
Haemophilus influenzae NCBITaxon:727 BACDIVE 8 2068
Capnocytophaga canimorsus NCBITaxon:28188 BACDIVE 9 2068
Actinomyces viscosus NCBITaxon:1656 BACDIVE 10 2068
Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus NCBITaxon:47715 BACDIVE 11 2068
Enterococcus faecium NCBITaxon:1352 BACDIVE 12 2068
Gardnerella vaginalis NCBITaxon:2702 BACDIVE 13 2068
Salmonella enterica NCBITaxon:28901 BACDIVE 14 2068
Bacteria NCBITaxon:2 BACDIVE 15 2068
Schaalia odontolytica NCBITaxon:1660 BACDIVE 16 2068
Actinotignum schaalii NCBITaxon:59505 BACDIVE 17 2068
Granulicatella adiacens NCBITaxon:46124 BACDIVE 18 2068
Bordetella pertussis NCBITaxon:520 BACDIVE 19 2068
Corynebacterium sp. NCBITaxon:1720 BACDIVE 20 2068
Stenotrophomonas maltophilia NCBITaxon:40324 BACDIVE 21 2068
Aggregatibacter aphrophilus NCBITaxon:732 BACDIVE 22 2068
Actinomyces naeslundii NCBITaxon:1655 BACDIVE 23 2068
Streptococcus sanguinis NCBITaxon:1305 BACDIVE 24 2068
Lactobacillus gasseri NCBITaxon:1596 BACDIVE 25 2068

Also called

Curation

What a curator decided about this record, and why. A record built from several source concepts can carry one decision per concept.

  1. CONFIRM_UNGROUNDED 2026-08-12 · claude-opus-5

    Confirmed UNGROUNDED: no ontology term fits this concept. Nearest broader term ENVO:01001002 'animal-associated environment' attached as a parent. Humans as host, the single largest ungrounded concept at 40432 GOLD organisms. No human-associated environment term exists in ENVO. Deliberately not grounded to animal-associated environment: every host clade would then merge onto one record and the host distinction is the entire content. Highest-value ENVO term request. (source concept habitatmech:GOLD.cd0b0940e5)

  2. SAME_AS 2026-08-17 · claude-opus-5

    Merged into habitatmech:GOLD.cd0b0940e5 'Mammals: Human': the same concept under another source's name. Novel-concept merge (#116): BacDive's 'Human' and GOLD's 'Mammals: Human' are the same habitat — a human acting as host — and both are novel, so neither has an ontology term to merge on. Before SAME_AS they were two permanent records holding 40,432 and 11,697 assertions for one concept, published as two pages, and the largest habitat in the corpus appeared nowhere as such. Merged onto the GOLD identifier because it carries the larger attestation and the deeper path; the choice of which id survives is arbitrary between two minted ids and is recorded here rather than left to ordering. Both keep their attestations on the merged record, so no evidence is lost. (source concept habitatmech:BACDIVE.c9b246fcbb)

Provenance

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