Short answer, assuming a verifier has corrected the species, you don't need to do anything else, it will then automatically become available for verification.
So for example if your ID of a species as Moth A was corrected to Moth B, then it will go back into the moth verifier's list so they will then verify it with the next batch. If it ends up being someone elses 'group', e.g. if you identified it as Moth A but it was a butterfly, then it will go to the butterfly verifier's list, at which point it might take longer if the second verifier doesn't verify records as often as the first one.
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No, its automatic.
Short answer, assuming a verifier has corrected the species, you don't need to do anything else, it will then automatically become available for verification.
So for example if your ID of a species as Moth A was corrected to Moth B, then it will go back into the moth verifier's list so they will then verify it with the next batch. If it ends up being someone elses 'group', e.g. if you identified it as Moth A but it was a butterfly, then it will go to the butterfly verifier's list, at which point it might take longer if the second verifier doesn't verify records as often as the first one.
Thanks, that helps explain…
Thanks, that helps explain the process