Using EOL: Adding Text to an EOL Taxon Page
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Anyone can contribute text articles to the Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) after review by EOL curators. To add an article, login to EOL and click the "add an article" button on a taxon page. You will be prompted to choose a topic and enter text, formatting, references, language, license, authors, and other applicable information before clicking "Add Article". Articles can later be edited by finding them on the taxon page and clicking "Edit this article".
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