 reuseable <span class="citation">(Wilkinson et al. 2016)</span>. These goals are often
achieved by including structured, machine-readable metadata that
conforms to a defined schema along with the data. Ecological Metadata
Language Metadata (EML) is one metadata standard that is particularly
amenable to studies with rich taxonomy <span class="citation">(Jones et
al. 2006, 2019)</span>. It has been adopted by multiple research
organizations including the Ecological Data Initiative (EDI), National
Ecological 