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---++ Use Case: Finding Specimens
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This is the most basic use case for GUIDs relating to biological specimens or field observations.
Some example scenarios:
1. A taxonomist wishes to retrieve data relating to a specimen referenced in a monograph, including any available images, to determine whether to request a loan of the specimen.
1. A researcher has retrieved a sequence from [[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Genbank/index.html][GenBank]] identified as coming from a particular taxon, but the sequence is more than 1% different from all others for the same taxon. The researcher wishes to access the specimen to confirm the identification.
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<img class="center" alt="Finding Specimens" title="Finding Specimens" src="%ATTACHURL%/FindingSpecimens.png">
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1. A researcher has retrieved a sequence from GenBank identified as coming from a particular taxon, but the sequence is more than 1% different from all others for the same taxon. The researcher wishes to access the specimen to confirm the identification.
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