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This original code fork is considered deprecated and no longer maintained by the community. 
We recommend that you use one of the several actively developed forks.
See link below for a full list of publicly available repositories that have since been forked from the original code base.

https://github.com/Symbiota/Symbiota-deprecated/network/members 


ABOUT THIS SOFTWARE
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The Symbiota Software Project is building a library of webtools to 
aid biologists in establishing specimen-based virtual floras and 
faunas. This project developed from the realization that complex, 
information-rich biodiversity portals are best built through 
collaborative efforts between software developers, biologists, 
wildlife managers, and citizen scientists. The central premise 
of this open source software project is that, through a partnership 
between software engineers and the scientific community, higher quality 
and more publicly useful biodiversity portals can be built. An 
open source software framework allows technicians to create 
the tools thus freeing the biologist to concentrate their efforts 
on the curation of quality datasets. In this manner, we can create 
something far greater than a single entity can achieve alone.

More information about this project can be accessed through

http://symbiota.org/


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
================ 

Symbiota has been generously funded by the National Science 
Foundation (DBI-0743827) from 15 July 2008 to 30 June 2011 
(Estimated). The Global Institute of Sustainability 
(GIOS) at Arizona State University has also been a major 
supporter of the Symbiota initiative since the very beginning. 
Arizona State University Vascular Plant and Lichen Herbarium have 
been intricately involved in the development from the start. 
Sky Island Alliance and the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum have both 
been long-term participants in the development of this product.


LIMITATIONS
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* Only tested on Linux and Window (XP, Vista) operating systems
* Should work with an PHP enabled web server though only 
  tested with Apache HTTP Server


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