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DOI, license) were originally included in the table but have since been removed because the table has grown considerably over time, and Wikidata lists like this one are technically limited in terms of their size. The table lists the scholarly articles with a bare minimum of metadata - currently label (mostly equivalent to the original title, except when that is too long or in another language), publication date, author (in cases where the author's Wikidata item is linked) or author string (in cases where Wikidata only lists the string of characters used to represent the author on the original publication, rather than linking to a Wikidata item), plus the journal the article was published in.
The purpose of this page is to have a human-readable overview of sources about Zika virus (Q202864) and/ or Zika fever (Q8071861), which could be used as references to support statements around this topic. For information about the Zika virus and the current outbreak more generally, see Wikidata:WikiProject Medicine/Zika. a paper that came out only yesterday) even if you do not have them on your watchlist. This way, you can follow this page and be notified of changes in the corresponding items (e.g. The list is auto-updated about once a day if any items meeting these criteria have changed in any of the properties displayed in the table. This page collects Wikidata items for which main subject (P921) is set to Zika virus (Q202864) and/ or Zika fever (Q8071861) and/ or Zika virus infection (Q27043680) and/or congenital Zika virus infection (Q27108236) and/or Zika virus transmission (Q27267596). For more detailed coverage, see the dynamic version of this list, the Scholia profile for the Zika virus or the Histropedia timeline for Zika virus or check out the resources under WikiProject Zika Corpus.
The amount of information available on Wikidata about the Zika virus has outgrown this page, albeit the feed of recent changes related to it remains useful.
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