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Eco Ontology Manual Draft
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- Introduction goes here. We need to introduce our basic vocabulary of concepts (i.e., classes), relationships (i.e., so called owl:ObjectProperty or property definitions between concepts), attributes (owl:DatatypeProperties; property definitions between a concept and a datatype like string), objects, and properties.
+ ;:Introduction goes here. We need to introduce our basic vocabulary of concepts (i.e., classes), relationships (i.e., so called owl:ObjectProperty or property definitions between concepts), attributes (owl:DatatypeProperties; property definitions between a concept and a datatype like string), objects, and properties.

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