Ditch Townsend

@aclark-binghamton-edu @pmidford @dosumis A brief follow-up with Janna suggests that talking to BCIO amongst others may be a good way to share out some of the sections of NBO which...

Phenotype (should go into uPheno): any attribute/character state; a character state that is typically ‘abnormal’ or a deviation from the typical character state; however ‘normal’ is also a character state,...

Disease/disorder : a decade old debate on how to define ‘disease’ and ‘disorder’, so I will not attempt to define these now. There is also some overlap with human (HPO)...

> overlap between the phenotype and behaviour branches I have just done a pull request deleting the one link which was for agoraphobia.

> start migrating some terms over @matentzn What exactly should I do?

> 140 existing OBA trait terms that use NBO process terms Thanks for this. I [checked it before ](https://github.com/obo-behavior/behavior-ontology/issues/127#issuecomment-1426074371)and it contains no phenotype branch terms so it's not currently a...

Ah I see now. Sorry.

@rays22 Three questions arising as I'm putting together my review of NBO traits: 1. What's the reason for using PATO:0000001 quality instead of PATO:0001530 behavioral quality of a process when...

@rays22 @matentzn Pending answers to the questions above, I have created a table below: - It lists all the 62 NBO phenotype branch classes which I think are traits (i.e....

NB: PATO subsumed 'aversion' within 'preference' whereas NBO made them siblings. Unless PATO changes, PATO:0000189 'discrimination' may be preferable to PATO:0000773 'preference' in mixed 'preference/aversion' classes above.