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+* O’del, Jenna, Isaac A. Bergfalk, & Holly A. Hoag. Developing the digitization practices of parasitic arthropod specimens from a university collection. <i>Digital Data Conference</i>. Indiana University. Virtual.
 * McElrath TC. 2020. Accidental Pandemic Preparation - how updating digital infrastructure at the INHS Insect Collection allowed us to stay productive during the COVID-19 lockdown. Symposium: Entomology collections during a global pandemic. <i>Entomological Collections Network Annual Meeting</i>. Virtual.
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 * McElrath TC, D Dmitriev, M Yoder. The Evolution of Databasing at the INHS Insect Collection: Lessons Learned From Migrating Three Decades of Digital Data Into TaxonWorks. <i>SPNHC & ICOM NATHIST 35th Annual Meeting</i>. Virtual Poster. [https://spnhc.biowikifarm.net/wiki/Posters#/media/File:McElrath_poster_TCM_SPNHC2020_optimized.jpg View poster here].
-* 2020. Tucker, E. Specify and project specific database modifications. <i>iDigBio TCN workshop.</i> Chicago, IL.
+* Smith, Mark. Imaging Systems and Workflows for Digitizing Pinned, Wet and Slide Mounted Specimens. <i>SPNHC & ICOM NATHIST 35th Annual Meeting</i>. Virtual.
+* Tucker, E. Specify and project specific database modifications. <i>iDigBio TCN workshop.</i> Chicago, IL.