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With respect to dynamic publishing models, three approaches go in this direction:
...and we have now implemented a workflow that allows the descriptions of new animal species published in the journal ZooKeys<ref>[http://www.pensoft.net/journa
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...ety of London 1880: 393-400.</ref >). An image of the holotype as a living animal was figured by Thomas (1880<ref name="B267">{{aut|Thomas O}} (1880) On mamm
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...onical, sometimes more elongate and curved when maximally extended, giving animal a spiky appearance (Fig. 1 D); when not fully extended, papillae appear as
...papillae that when retracted, especially in an emmersed, hand-held living animal, look like pink spots, from the Latin roseo (the adverbial form of rosa = p
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...ts power, {{Taxon name|Tyrannosaurus rex|''T. rex''}} is the fastest known animal for its size!}}
...timates are not really useful because they were based on unreliable museum models, and a commercial toy made by the BMNH. Substantial growth is possible even
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