MARC21 (MAchine-Readable Cataloging) is a set of standards for representing bibliographic and related information in a machine-readable format. It is used by libraries and other institutions worldwide to create and share catalog records for books, journals, electronic resources, and other materials. MARC21 facilitates the exchange of bibliographic data between systems, allowing libraries to efficiently manage their collections and provide access to information resources.
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