 	</script>
 	<cfoutput>
 		<cfquery name="thisname" datasource="user_login" username="#session.dbuser#" password="#decrypt(session.epw,session.sessionKey)#">
-			select scientific_name  from taxon_name where taxon_name_id=#taxon_name_id#
+			select scientific_name from taxon_name where taxon_name_id=#taxon_name_id#
 		</cfquery>
 		<cfset title="Edit non-classification data for #thisname.scientific_name#">
 		<p>Editing non-classification data for <strong><em>#thisname.scientific_name#</em></strong></p>

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<cfif action is "cloneClassificationNewName_insert">
	<cfoutput>

		<cfquery name="seedClassification" datasource="user_login" username="#session.dbuser#" password="#decrypt(session.epw,session.sessionKey)#">
			select distinct

				)
			</cfquery>
		</cftransaction>
		<cfif forceOverride is true>
			<cfquery name="a" datasource="user_login" username="#session.dbuser#" password="#decrypt(session.epw,session.sessionKey)#">
				select get_address(#session.myAgentID#, 'email') a from dual
			</cfquery>
			<cfmail subject="force agent taxon name" to="#Application.bugReportEmail#" from="ForceTaxon@#Application.fromEmail#" cc="#a.a#" type="html">
				#session.username# just force-created taxon
				<a href="#Application.serverRootUrl#/name/#newName#">#newName#</a>.
				<p>
					That's probably a bad idea.
				</p>
			</cfmail>
		</cfif>

		<cflocation url="/editTaxonomy.cfm?action=editClassification&classification_id=#thisSourceID#&taxon_name_id=#nnID.tnid#" addtoken="false">
	</cfoutput>
</cfif>
