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Collection:Wikipedia Outlinks March 2016

Crawl of outlinks from wikipedia.org started March, 2016. These files are currently not publicly accessible.Properties of this collection.It has been several years since the last time we did this.For this collection, several things were done:1. Turned off duplicate detection. This collection will be complete, as there is agood chance we will share the data, and sharing data with pointers to randomother collections, is a complex problem.2. For the first time, did all the different wikis. The original runs were just against the enwiki. This one, the seed list was built from all 865 collections.

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The Wayback Machine - https://web.archive.org/web/20160304041513/http://www.dragonfish.com/photo26.htm

Picture taken under broad daylight. Note the whitish gold rimmed scales on its back? Normal cross backs onlyachieve this development at 14 - 20 inches but notfor this unique, superb fish!
Sold to Mr Lye, a Singaporean.

At merely 7 inches, the shinning little pearls had developed 100% near the dorsal fins, anal finsand the tail fin. This is a very important selectioncriteria when buying top end crossbacks.
Top view of a almost perfect, dream fish. The goldenpatch on its head is even more prominent in thispicture.
Another good top shot of the unique fish. Note the widelyspread out pectoral fins?
Admiring the fish from another angle, with gliterringwhitish gold all over its body!
Close up shot of the non-jumpy fish. It has a very nice character, swimming gracefully around thetank, not choosy over its food at all.
The Arowana King, with unique Cobra snakeskin designson its deep orange red gill plate. This is complimentedwith deep red lips and barbels!
The steep hump on its shoulder back is what gives thisrare fish its name, Arowana King.
Long straight pectoral fins are also a good featureof this 'King'.
Deep blue core scales are to be found throughout its body, with deep orange rims crossing over its back aswell!
A last look at the whole fish, with large spread out3 back fins, of the deepest red tone. Note the length ofits pectoral fins?

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	Picture taken under broad daylight. Note the whitish gold rimmed scales on its back? Normal cross backs onlyachieve this development at 14 - 20 inches but notfor this unique, superb fish! Sold to Mr Lye, a Singaporean.
	At merely 7 inches, the shinning little pearls had developed 100% near the dorsal fins, anal finsand the tail fin. This is a very important selectioncriteria when buying top end crossbacks.
	Top view of a almost perfect, dream fish. The goldenpatch on its head is even more prominent in thispicture.
	Another good top shot of the unique fish. Note the widelyspread out pectoral fins?
	Admiring the fish from another angle, with gliterringwhitish gold all over its body!
	Close up shot of the non-jumpy fish. It has a very nice character, swimming gracefully around thetank, not choosy over its food at all.
	The Arowana King, with unique Cobra snakeskin designson its deep orange red gill plate. This is complimentedwith deep red lips and barbels!
	The steep hump on its shoulder back is what gives thisrare fish its name, Arowana King.
	Long straight pectoral fins are also a good featureof this 'King'.
	Deep blue core scales are to be found throughout its body, with deep orange rims crossing over its back aswell!
	A last look at the whole fish, with large spread out3 back fins, of the deepest red tone. Note the length ofits pectoral fins?