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Beyond NEXUS: Universal Cladistic Data Objects

Kevin C. Nixon

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Abstract

The subject of data management in cladistics is discussed. Proprietary, nonrelational data “formats” are no solution to the problems of data storage and transfer among programs; rather, commercially available standards for query language should be implemented in a system of data objects.

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The subject of data management in cladistics is discussed. Proprietary, nonrelational data “formats” are no solution to the problems of data storage and transfer among programs; rather, commercially available standards for query language should be implemented in a system of data objects.

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The subject of data management in cladistics is discussed. Proprietary, nonrelational data “formats” are no solution to the problems of data storage and transfer among programs; rather, commercially available standards for query language should be implemented in a system of data objects.

Key concepts: Cladistics, Nexus (standard), Computer science, Subject (documents), Data science, Database, Information retrieval, World Wide Web

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