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Taxon Meeting Feb 2005
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- * Community ecologist
- * Taxonomic expertise in particular taxa in geographic region
- * keep track of community
- * use taxonomic data available to improve classification of community
- * capture info
- * datasets persist over time for monitoring and consistency in treatment
- * data compatible with similar efforts in other geo areas
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+ !! Personas
+ ! Ronald
+ * Community ecologist
+ * Taxonomic expertise in particular taxa in geographic region
+ * keep track of community
+ * use taxonomic data available to improve classification of community
+ * capture info
+ * datasets persist over time for monitoring and consistency in treatment
+ * data compatible with similar efforts in other geo areas
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