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Development Tasks Nov 2004
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- *** Pre: Dave Thau will look through MaNIS for families with lots of georeferencing data (Nov 12 or so) to help identify taxa
- *** Pre: Jessie and Trevor will look for eco datasets to help identify taxa
+ *** Pre: Dave Thau will narrow the field by looking at MaNIS for families with lots of georeferencing data (Nov 12 or so) to help identify taxa
+ *** Pre: Town will help narrow the field with experts
+ ** Jessie and Trevor will look for taxonomic databases to help identify taxa
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- __Specific Assignments__
- * Find experts, Mark S. will talk to Jim Richman and ?? about bat data
- ** Nico - Identify 1-5 taxa to target (with Mark and Deana)
- *** and identify ecological datasets, markup in EML with Taxonomic Concepts
- ** Populate concepts for those taxa
- ** Nico will help from Taxonomic perspective
- ** Dave V. will help from Ecogrid perspective

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This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under award 0225676. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recomendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).

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