Additional material added to a document that typically follows the body of the document. This is ancillary or supporting material, not a direct continuation of the text of the document.
Usage: A typical appendix might be a table (or set of tables), maps, notes, etc. appended to the base document.
An appendix will usually begin with some sort of title, so that, for example, a Table of Contents can be automatically generated. However, this Tag Set does not require that an appendix be tagged with either a <title> or a <label>. An appendix may, of course, be tagged with both.
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The following, in order:
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<title>Appendix 1. TAXON nametypes.</title>
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<title>Scientific Name</title>
<p>Every node in the database is required to have ...</p>
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<title>Appendix 2. Functional classes of TAXON scientific names.</title>
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<title>Appendix 3. Other TAXON data types.</title>
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