 			Q: Where can I find more information about Arctos?
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-			A: <a href="http://arctosdb.wordpress.com" class="external" target="_blank">http://arctosdb.wordpress.com</a>
+			A: <a href="http://arctosdb.org" class="external" target="_blank">http://arctosdb.org</a>
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 			Q: Are these live data?

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				<strong>Specimens</strong> are the core of Arctos. Traditional museum
				"label data" live here.
				<a href="http://arctosdb.org/documentation/attributes/" target="_blank" class="external">Attributes</a>
				 allow collection-specific determinations
				of most anything that can be recorded from a specimen, such as sex, weight, age, and various
				measurements. Specimen Parts are the physical objects, and are grouped as Cataloged Items, which represent

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