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Everything looked good to me.
I noticed this the other day but I removed the species/time/freq label icons when you don't have pulse or sequence annotations enabled.
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Addresses some low-handing fruit from the list of feedback about the vetting workflow.
@BryonLewis Fmin/Fmax labels take up a lot of room. Not sure if you have a good solution to the problem, but its very noticeable if the left edge of a pulse is close to the left edge of the pulse's segment.