Is Wikipedia a Reliable Source for Scientific Research?

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I happened across this site by accident. Thank you for allowing me to become a member. Although I like Wikipedia a lot, it's not a scholarly source. My name's Brian Bergbauer and I live in Fort Myers, FL. Thanks again.
 
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