Plates that are colour copies of grey-scale images

If a plate image is a colour copy of a figure that occurs elsewhere in the book, insert the <?Insert-Figure?> processing instruction immediately after the processing instruction for the corresponding figure.

Capture the plate in a separate figureGroup that has a role="plate" attribute and also include a versionOf attribute that contains the value of the id attribute of the source figure and a versionType="fullColour" attribute. Ensure that plate colour copies follow the guidance in Image file names

Sometimes the figure caption reads See also the accompanying colour plate instead of referring directly to a specific plate. In this case surround the words colour plate in the figure caption with an xref element. To find the ref value, look for the id of the plate that matches the figure.

Figures

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      <p><?Insert-Figure ID="med-9780198566236-chapter-4-figureGroup-21"?></p>
      <p><?Insert-Figure ID="med-9780198566236-chapter-4-figureGroup-22"?></p>
      <floatGroup>
        <figureGroup id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-figureGroup-21" doi="10.1093/med/9780199543496.003.0004.002.0001"><figure id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-figure-21">
 <caption>
   <p>
                             <enumerator>Fig. 2.1</enumerator> Structure of a human atherosclerotic plaque
                demonstrating a fibrous cap overlying a necrotic core. See also the accompanying
         <xrefGrp>
                                 <xref ref="med-9780198566236-chapter-4-figureGroup-22">colour
                    plate</xref>
                             </xrefGrp>.</p>
 </caption>
 <graphic sysId="med-9780199543496-graphic-001.jpg" id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-graphic-3"/></figure>
        </figureGroup>
        <figureGroup id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-figureGroup-22" doi="10.1093/med/9780199543496.003.0004.002.0002" role="plate" versionOf="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-figureGroup-21" versionType="fullColour"><figure id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-plate-1">
 <caption>
   <p>
                             <enumerator>Plate 1</enumerator> Structure of a human atherosclerotic plaque
                demonstrating a fibrous cap overlying a necrotic core. Macrophages are identified as
                brown cells by immunohis-tochemistry for CD68.</p>
 </caption>
 <graphic sysId="med-9780199543496-graphic-002.jpg" id="med-9780199543496-chapter-4-graphic-4"/></figure>
        </figureGroup>
      </floatGroup>