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				<h4>NAME OF SUBMITTER</h4><a name="Submitter"></a>
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				<span class="text-info">
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					*First name, *Last name:
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				</span>
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				<p> 
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				<a name="Submitter"></a>
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				<h4>Submitter</h4>
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				<p>
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					<span class="text-info">*First name, *Last name: </span>
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					The first and last names of the person completing this form.
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				<a name="BasicInformation"></a>
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				<h4>BASIC INFORMATION</h4>
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				<span class="text-info">*Data Set Title:</span>
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				<p>A descriptive title
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				of the data set. The title should provide enough information for
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				someone casually scanning a list of data sets to know whether the data are
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				relevant to them.  This implies that the data context should be indicated 
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				in the title without making the title be too long. In general, the title
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				should indicate what kind of data were collected and the spatial,
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				taxonomic, and temporal extents the data set covers.</p>
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				<h4>Basic Information</h4>
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				<p>
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					<span class="text-info">*Data Set Title:</span>
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					A descriptive title
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					of the data set. The title should provide enough information for
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					someone casually scanning a list of data sets to know whether the data are
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					relevant to them.  This implies that the data context should be indicated 
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					in the title without making the title be too long. In general, the title
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					should indicate what kind of data were collected and the spatial,
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					taxonomic, and temporal extents the data set covers.
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					<u>Examples of descriptive titles:</u>
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				<a name="DataSetOriginator"></a>
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				<h4>PRINCIPAL DATA SET OWNER</h4> 
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				<h4>Principal Data Set Owner</h4> 
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				<p>The person responsible for developing the data set. For example, the principal 
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					investigator in a collaborative project, the first author of the main publication using the data set, etc. 
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				</p>
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				<p><u>Note:</u>If there is more than one owner, information 
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					about the co-owner(s) can be provided in the ASSOCIATED PARTIES section below.
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					about the co-owner(s) can be provided in the <em>Associated Parties</em> section below.
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				<p><span class="text-info">*First Name:</span>
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				<a name="AdditionalOriginators"></a>
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				<h4>ASSOCIATED PARTIES</h4> 
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				<h4>Associated Parties</h4> 
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				<p>If applicable, enter the first and last names of an associated party (e.g., co-owner of the data set, a data custodian/steward, a metadata provider, a user of 
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				the data set), select a role for this person, and click on "Add Associated Party".  Repeat to add another associated party.</p>
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				<a name="DataSetAbstract"></a>
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				<h4>*DATA SET ABSTRACT</h4>
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				<h4>*Data Set Abstract</h4>
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				<p>Short (maximum of 350 words) summary of the purpose and content of the data set. 
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					Entering a data set abstract is required.
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				<a name="KeywordInformation"></a>
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				<h4>KEYWORD INFORMATION</h4>
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				<h4>Keyword Information</h4>
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				<p>Provide information for as many keywords as needed. The information is provided in groups of three 
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					fields: keyword, keyword type, and keyword thesaurus. Repeat steps 1-4 below for each additional keyword.
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				<a name="TemporalCoverageOfData"></a>
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				<h4>TEMPORAL COVERAGE OF DATA</h4>
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				<h4>Temporal Coverage of Data</h4>
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				<p><span class="text-info">*Start Date: </span>
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					The first year, month, and
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					day of the collection/creation of the data set. A start date is required. Type in the year (yyyy), and choose the month and the day from the
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				<a name="SpatialCoverageOfData"></a>
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				<h4>SPATIAL COVERAGE OF DATA</h4> 
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				<h4>Spatial Coverage of Data</h4> 
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				<p><span class="text-info">*Geographic Description:</span>
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					Enter a general description of the geographic area in which the data were collected. This can be a simple place name (e.g., Santa Barbara) or a fuller description.
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					This field supplements the coordinates provided below and helps orient the data user about the general location of the study.
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				<a name="TaxonomicCoverage"></a>
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				<h4>TAXONOMIC COVERAGE OF DATA</h4>
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				<h4>Taxonomic Coverage of Data</h4>
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					Provide a list of the taxa that are associated with this data set. 
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					This includes taxa for which the data set contains measurements, and taxa
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				<a name="Methods"></a>
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				<h4>DATA COLLECTION METHODS</h4> 
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				<h4>Data Collection Methods</h4> 
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					<span class="text-info">Method Title:</span> A title for the method used to generate
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					the data (e.g., Measure of zooplankton abundance using radial quadrat sub-sampling).
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				<a name="DataSetContactAddress"></a>                                   
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				<h4>DATA SET CONTACT</h4>
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				<h4>Data Set Contact</h4>
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					Contact information of the person to be contacted for more information on the data
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					set or to obtain the data set itself. This is analogous to the Principal Data Set Owner information above. Please 
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				<a name="DistributionIinformation"></a>
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				<h4>DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION</h4> 
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				<h4>Distribution Information</h4> 
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