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Category: Open Science • PLoS
Posted on: October 22, 2009 4:30 PM, by Coturnix
It's barely been a day since PLoS ONE published the article Discovery of the Largest Orbweaving Spider Species: The Evolution of Gigantism in Nephila when a video appeared on YouTube mashing up images and text from the press release:
Of course, as this is Open Access, nobody needs to worry about copyright and stuff....though a direct link to the paper would have been nice (or, considering the infamous YouTube commenters, perhaps better not!).
See the related blog post as well.
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Also see this linked discussion over at FriendFeed:- http://ff.im/ajoU6
Having contacted the maker of the video, there IS now a link to the PLoS ONE Manu from that page on YouTube.
It's also worth noting that this Manu has now been accessed over 36,000 times already !!
Posted by: Graham Steel | October 24, 2009 8:58 AM