Acknowledgements and sourcesIn addition to those quoted in the text, the author would like to thank the many other people who contributed to this survey with their time and their ideas.(The following bibliography contains links to buy from Amazon.com, or, where possible, to a free downloadable copy).Special report What a lovely odd place!
But there is some interesting empirical work on mass and count expressions being done which is shedding some new light on these issues (see Casati 2005 for details), and there has been an explosion of recent work in linguistics (see the bibliographies from Link 1998, and the Pelletier and Schubert classic paper on the subject linked in the Other Internet Resources).
1. See the citation for Kant 1795 in the Bibliography for a link to an online translation of Perpetual Peace.
It includes a basic text-based introduction to plant classification, a checklist of representative Idaho plants hyperlinked to species description pages, a bibliography, and a link to the site glossary (not plant-specific).
The University of California's eScholarship project is experimenting with using OpenURL to link bibliographies and citations within the online University of California Press books to the university's union catalog and to the many licensed resources of the library.
The additional bibliography is directly linked from the protein entry view on the UniProt website where the additional citations can be accessed by clicking on the 'Additional computationally mapped references' link at the end of the References section.
The website includes peer-reviewed research articles, field reports, book reviews, a database of individuals and organizations worldwide, a calendar of upcoming events, an extensive searchable bibliography and video links.
An extensive bibliography is included, providing links not only to the above listed data, but also to background information concerning surface complexation model theories, evidence for surface species, and sorption experimental techniques.
