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- In all likelyhood, a single transfer schema (see http:''seek.speciesanalyst.net/ow.asp?TaxonWGConferenceCall%5F30%5FJuly%5F2003) will not suffice. Synonymy relations, parent/child relations, and statuses may each have separate transfer schemas (they have their own authors, etc.), since they can sit on top of the core taxonomic concept information.
+ In all likelyhood, a single transfer schema (see [TaxonWGConferenceCall_30_July_2003]) will not suffice. Synonymy relations, parent/child relations, and statuses may each have separate transfer schemas (they have their own authors, etc.), since they can sit on top of the core taxonomic concept information.

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