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Taxon Integration Notes Nov 4
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- !! Action items
- * Mark Schildhauer: contact Reichman, Willig, and Stevens about mammal concept information
- * Deana Pennington: better describe the requirements and intention of the mammal niche modeling case study, with assistance of Nico and Dave
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Lines 62-63 were replaced by lines 58-60
- * Find experts, Mark S. will talk to Jim Richman and ?? about bat data
- ** Nico - Identify 1-5 taxa to target (with Mark and Deana)
+ !! Action items
+ * Mark Schildhauer: contact Reichman, Willig, and Stevens about mammal concept information
+ * Deana Pennington: better describe the requirements and intention of the mammal niche modeling case study, with assistance of Nico and Dave

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