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As outlined in the “What rights do I enjoy as an author?” section above, you are not permitted to post a postprint or the published version of your review anywhere on the open Internet. However, Annual Reviews both permits and encourages its authors to self-archive, after the work’s publication, an Annual Reviews-supplied ePrint URL (a specially-keyed URL that allows nonsubscribers to access an Annual Review article freely via the Annual Reviews Web site) on (a) one personal Web site and/or one institutional repository. The ePrint URL is automatically supplied by the production editor upon completion of the production process.
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- May I post a postprint or the published version of my review anywhere?
