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May I know who is/are the author/s of this website? I would want to cite this as one of my sources for my research. This really supplied me with what I need.
Please contact me asap. Thank you so much!
Hi Chino, I am the editor of the website but individual blogs have different authors. You can cite as Culham, A. (ed.) 2011 onwards. Tropical Biodiversity. http://blogs.reading.ac.uk/tropical-biodiversity/ (University of Reading)