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Recent web technologies have helped to build such tools for jointly editing office documents and scientific data, yet none are available for handling phylogenies.

In 2011, leading poverty experts Greg Duncan and Richard Murnane jointly edited Whither Opportunity?, a compendium of scholarly work documenting how the US public education system compounds, rather than compensates for, large and growing societal inequities.

Unfortunately, none of these tools applies when phylogenies are the documents to be shared and jointly edited.

The third edition of his standard reference, Surgery of the Knee, jointly edited with Dr. Scott, was published last year.

The two writers jointly edited Spectrum, five anthologies of new sci-fi writing from 1961.

Works edited by a single individual or jointly edited by more than one author are eligible for consideration.

The new family section, which will be jointly edited by Becky Gardiner and Sally Weale in a job share, looks "gorgeous", they think.

Beginning in 1878 Russell and Barbour jointly edited a religious journal, Herald of the Morning.

All authors jointly edited this work.

Tim Mackey and Bryan A. Liang jointly conceived the study, jointly wrote the manuscript, and jointly edited the manuscript.

MSu helped directing the experiment and jointly edited the paper.