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Ontology module of SCF early candidate for contribution to Drupal.org

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Ontology module in SCF profile's custom modules directory, originally authored by Mark Goetz, is very close to ready to be committed to Drupal.org. It relies on Taxonomy extra (taxonomy_extra) module, originally by Alister Lewis-Bowen, and also in SCF profile's custom modules.

Make the (presently undeclared) dependency on graphbrowser module optional.

Create a similar optional dependency on gene_ontology (or move both these additions of data out of the hack of being added on the theme layer).

Strongly consider moving term relations from the ontology_relationships table to core term_relation and keying the trid of that table to the type of relationship (predicate).

Side note: The Drupal core function taxonomy_get_related() should be optimized in Drupal 7 to explicitly declare all term_data columns and not use *.

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