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Tag Archives: mimicry
Look who’s talking now, but be careful
So far, none of the Open Access Files of the Day had sound, not even the two videos amongst them. This fits into the wider picture of multimedia being neglected in the scientific corners of Wikimedia projects, or in terms of reuse … Continue reading
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Tagged 2009, acoustics, audio, CC BY, Chlorobalius leucoviridis, Creative Commons, David C. Marshall, English, JPG, Kathy B. R. Hill, mimicry, OGG, OGV, Pauropsalta, PLoS ONE, predator, prey, Researchblogging, Reuse, sandstone, simple, sound, supplementary materials, Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia
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Nature’s approach to sharing and reuse
There are multiple ways to build upon previous achievements. Simple sharing of source code, protocols and materials under open licenses is one option, reengineering another (unless prevented by patent law). In biology, mimicry employs both strategies. Can you tell which one … Continue reading
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Tagged 2006, Axel Meyer, butterfly, CC BY, composite figure, Creative Commons, English, Fijian, Heliconius, mimicry, open licenses, PLoS Biology, PNG, primer, Reuse, sharing, Wikibooks, Wikipedia
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