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Folios are a useful mechanism for publishing annotated groupings of selected project media. Using the folios tab, you can create as many named folios as needed. You can then select specific media to add to your folios by clicking the "Edit folio media" link in your list of folios or by using the "Folio options" tool on the Media page. This tool allows you to add multiple media to a folio directly from media search results. Once you have added items to your folio you can return to the folios tab to change the order of the media and preview the resulting folio. Folios are published when the project is published, unless you set your folio's access drop-down to "never publish to project" and may be linked to using a permalink URL in the format: httphttps://morphobank.org/permalink/?F00 where 'F00' is your folio identifier. Folio identifiers always begin with the letter 'F' and appear next to the folio name in the project folios tab. Your project must be published for folios to be accessible to the public.
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Once your project is published you may link to your project with a URL in the format httphttps://morphobank.org/permalink/?P00 where 'P00' is replaced with your project identifier. This URL will always lead to your data and is a reliable way to cite MorphoBank-hosted datasets in published papers.
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O'Leary, M. A., and S. G. Kaufman. 2012. MorphoBank 3.0: Web application for morphological phylogenetics and taxonomy. http https://www.morphobank.org.
You may also be interested in citing the conceptual paper describing the the database and tool:
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