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Eco Ontology Manual Draft
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- We denote a hasPart relationship between a composite object c and a part object p as {{hasPart(c, p)}}. The partOf relationship relates a part object to its associated composite object, that is, {{partOf(p, c)}}. A part object can participate in zero or more composite objects -- thus, parts can be shared by composites.
+ We denote a hasPart relationship between a composite object c and a part object p as {{hasPart(c, p)}}. And a partOf relationship between p and c as {{partOf(p, c)}}. Note that a part object can participate in zero or more composite objects -- thus, parts can be shared by composites.

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