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PLOS Extends a Profound Thank You
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inPLOS Collaborates on Recommendations to Improve Transparency for Author Contributions
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inRetrospection and Direction: A Q&A with Peter Walter
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inTo Sign or Not to Sign: A Slice of Transparency in Peer Review
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inGetting the Impact Factor Genie Back in the Box
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inGetting the Impact Factor Genie Back in the Box
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inThe Future of Science Communication
Key New Species Discoveries of 2014
While there’s no denying the ongoing global extinction of animals, microbes and plants, the discovery of new species provides critical information into the puzzle of earth’s biodiversity and evolutionary history. Each year, thousands of new species are identified: 18,000 in … Continue reading
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