Co-authorship is the Copyright of research material created in co-authorship and owned jointly by the co-authors, regardless of whether such materials form one indivisible whole or consist of parts, each of which may also have independent significance. A part of a research work created in co-authorship is recognized as having independent significance if it can be used independently of other parts of the research.
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