Junonia elgiva Hewitson, [1864]. Pyrcz et al., 2021. Stat. rev. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/319165794_Dated_phylogeny_and_dispersal_history_of_the_butterfly_subfamily_Nymphalinae_Lepidoptera_Nymphalidae

Just to note, there was discussion on the page for the taxon change, and some have suggested that an additional step involving atlasing could now also be used. The first taxon change I already made was a taxon swap. For this reason I'll unresolve the flag for now.

Thanks. So essentially, it's been suggested that a taxon split now be used for the observations that were just identified as the species rather than identified as a subspecies. Typically if possible and if known, it seems best for users who make taxon requests to summarize the needed changes in addition to linking a source, to ensure the curators implementing it know what changes to make and to help speed up the process. Which in this case would mean noting what observations located where should be split as what subspecies. I actually haven't re-checked this source recently, so it's unclear to me. Additional curators are also welcome to make the final change.

I previously completed the first step, and I hadn't received clear instructions for the remaining steps. jakob said there is another step, so I unresolved the flag so that any curators could complete the remaining step.

Okay, that's good.