anchor.diff:      </ul>
       <p><strong>Note on csv files:</strong> Users can download lists of CITES and CMS-listed species in Excel-ready comma-separated values ("csv") files. The csv files can be downloaded through this site using commas or semicolons as separators. The default separator is, when possible, automatically based on the computer's default regional settings. Users can change their separator preferences by clicking on "Trouble viewing outputs?" in the Species+ download window.</p>
   
  +    <h4>Document search</h4>
  +
  +    <p>
  +      Species+ allows users to search for available CITES documents through the &#34;Search for CITES Documents&#34; tab. Documents can be searched by taxa, by country, and by specific CITES meeting, or EU CITES Scientific Review Group meeting. The document library also includes documents that were released intersessionally (&#34;intersessional documents&#34;), or are not associated with a specific CITES or EU meeting. This category contain documents such as Non-detriment findings (e.g. case studies presented to the International Expert Workshop on CITES Non-detriment findings) and public versions of UNEP-WCMC reports produced for the European Union CITES Scientific Review Group. The library includes documents related to the CITES Review of Significant Trade process discussed within the Animals and Plants Committees; CITES Standing Committee documents are not included within the documents search functionality.
  +    </p>
  +    <p>
  +      The &#34;Search by title keyword&#34; functionality will only return results if there is an exact match with the word or phrase in the title of the document.
  +    </p>
  +    <p>
  +      The current CITES accepted standard nomenclature is used within the document search facility. Documents that were written using previously accepted nomenclature are linked to current accepted taxon names. Confidential documents of the EU CITES Scientific Review Group are accessible only to EU CITES Authorities. Representatives of EU CITES Authorities can request a username and password to access by contacting <a href="mailto:species@unep-wcmc.org" target="_top">species@unep-wcmc.org</a>.
  +    </p>
  +    <p>
  +      <strong>Note:</strong> The document search should not be used to determine the legal status of a species (Appendix listings) or if it has associated quotas or other legal information. For this, users should always search in the &#34;Search by Species&#34; tab of Species+.
  +    </p>
  +    <p>
  +      The document library includes all the currently available documents for the categories outlined above; please also see the Species+ Terms of Use.
  +    </p>
  +
       <h3>SPECIES+ CONTRIBUTORS</h3>
       <p>
         In 2013, UNEP-WCMC, in partnership with the CITES Secretariat and with additional
  
positive.code:       (used in the context of both searching and downloading lists) currently include all taxa associated
        with that geographic entity, including taxa that are recorded as extinct, introduced or re-introduced
        in that area. Details on these attributes are included in the right hand columns of the CITES and EU
        listing downloads and are also viewable on the “Distribution” tab for the species in question. Also note
        that when filtering on a country, all species that occur within that country and its territories
        will be provided.</p>
  
  
negative.code:           distribution.</li>
          </ul>
  
        <li><strong>DOCUMENTS</strong></li>
          <ul>
            <li>CITES CoP proposals to amend the Appendices;</li>
            <li>Animals and Plants Committee documents relating to the CITES Review of Significant Trade Process;</li>
            <li>Non-detriment findings (including case studies presented to the International Expert Workshop on CITES Non-detriment findings);</li>
            <li>Agenda and Summary of Conclusions of meetings of the EU CITES Scientific Review Group.</li>
          </ul>
          <p>See &#34;Document search&#34; section below for further information relating to the document search functionality.</p>
      </ul>
  
      <p><strong>Note on Legal information:</strong> Species+ allows users to view historic legal
  