 					are ranked trinomials: "Poa abbreviata subsp. jordalii," not "jordalii."
 				</li>
 				<li>
-					There is no enforced order for classification terms. subpsecies-->kingdom-->genus is possible. Do not use this
+					There is no enforced order for classification terms. subspecies-->kingdom-->genus is possible. Do not use this
 					form if you're not sure of how to correctly order ranked terms. (Why? Usage varies. Animal people think "section" is somewhere
 					between order and family, while plant people think it's a subdivision of subgenus.)
 				</li>

					<option value="#taxon_term#">#taxon_term#</option>
				</cfloop>
			</select>



			<h3>
				Non-Classification Terms <span class="likeLink" onclick="getCtDoc('cttaxon_term');">code table</span>
			</h3>

				from
					hasclass
			</cfquery>
			<cfloop list="#shouldUsuallyHave#" index="shouldHaveTermType">
				<cfquery name="ttchk" dbtype="query">
					select * from mClassTerms where TERM_TYPE='#shouldHaveTermType#'
				</cfquery>
				<cfif ttchk.recordcount is 0>
					<!--- get ordered terms starting with what we're looking for ---->
					<cfquery name="thisRelPosn" dbtype="query">
						select relative_position from cttaxon_term where is_classification=1 and taxon_term='#shouldHaveTermType#'
