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  -<p>
  -   A Special Note to Submitters to the Previous Version 
  -   of TreeBASE:  If you started a submission in the previous 
  -   version, but that submission remained "in progress," 
  -   you will need to start the submission all over again 
  -   in this new version of TreeBASE.
  -</p>
  +
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  +  <tr>
  +	<td width="495"><p><strong>A Special Note to Submitters to the Previous Version 
  +	  of TreeBASE:</strong> If you started a submission in the previous 
  +	  version, but that submission remained &quot;in progress,&quot; 
  +	  you will need to start the submission all over again 
  +	in this new version of TreeBASE.</p>
  +	</td>
  +  </tr>
  +</table>
  +
   <h2>The Submission Process</h2>
   
   <p>Typically an author submits a paper to a journal for review 
   	and initiates a TreeBASE submission. At this stage, the 
  -	submission is classified as "in progress." A submission 
  +	submission is classified as &quot;in progress.&quot; A submission 
   	number is issued and the submitter is given a special URL 
   	that can be mailed to the journal editor so that referees 
   	or reviewers can inspect (but not change) the uploaded data.
   </p>
   
  -<p>When the journal editor says that the paper is "accepted" or 
  -	"accepted with minor revision," the submitter can return to the 
  -	submission and change its status from "in progress" to "ready." 
  +<p>When the journal editor says that the paper is &quot;accepted&quot; or 
  +	&quot;accepted with minor revision,&quot; the submitter can return to the 
  +	submission and change its status from &quot;in progress&quot; to &quot;ready.&quot; 
   	At that point, the submitter can cite a URI in his or her paper 
   	that serves as an accession number and as a permanent, resolvable 
   	URL to the data. TreeBASE staff will verify that the submission 
  
positive.code: <h3>Preparation of taxon labels</h3>
  
  <ul>
      <li>Do not abbreviate taxon names (e.g. write "Homo sapiens", not "H. sapiens")</li>
      
      <li>The NEXUS file should use underscores ("_") to represent spaces</li>
      
      <li>Avoid using quotation marks, brackets, parentheses, commas, colons, and semicolons.</li>
      
      <li>Avoid using codes for non-redundant names (e.g. write "Drosophila melanogaster", not "DMelan45GRX"). However, it is acceptable two write "Drosophila melanogaster 45GRX".</li>
      
      <li>Separate the name of parasites and hosts with "ex.," e.g. "Wolbachia sp. ex. Drosophila melanogaster"</li>
      
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negative.code: <h2>General Requirements</h2>
  
  <ul>
      <li>The paper must be published in a peer-reviewed journal or book. Data for manuscripts that are &quot;accepted with minor revision,&quot; &quot;accepted,&quot; or &quot;in press&quot; can be published in TreeBASE. Data for manuscripts that are &quot;submitted&quot; or &quot;in preparation&quot; must not move beyond the initial &quot;in progress&quot; stage of TreeBASE submission.</li>
      
      <li>The names of all authors listed with the paper must be included.</li>
      
  