User:Tildeath

Potential bad animal redirects

Datamined list of redirects where (more or less) a case/hyphenation variation of an existing animal page redirects to a different animal page. This seems to happen when animals previously considered conspecific get split.

For example, Black-and-chestnut Warbling-finch redirects (at time of writing) to Black-and-rufous warbling finch even though those are now considered different species. The rufous article was generated in 2007. The chestnut article (Black-and-chestnut warbling finch, different capitalization) was converted from a redirect to a stub in 2020, but Black-and-chestnut Warbling-finch was never updated to point to the chestnut article.

In contrast, Giant sea-catfishGiant catfish is more reasonable. The giant catfish is also called the giant sea catfish, despite there being a different fish called the giant sea catfish.

I'll mark these as I go through them; feel free to grab a chunk and do the same. I have no idea if there is already a more general process for cleaning up redirects of split pages; if so, please enlighten me.

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