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Welcome to our CD-ROM & DVD-ROM catalogue! Since 1991, we have released a total of 113 CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs, in two different series. Below, titles 41 through 50 are listed. Click on a title for detailed information, or use the Next and Previous links.
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F.M. Regenfuss’ Exquisite Shells (1758, vol. I) revisited An extremely rare “Royal” publication, by F. M. Regenfuss, engraver to the king Frederic V of Denmark and Norway. A collection of shells of exquisite beauty, now on PhotoCD. In 1754 Regenfuss was invited to come to Copenhagen to become engraver to king Frederic V. Once in Denmark, he set to work immediately and in a few years produced... More >> PhotoCD available now |
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Fauna Malesiana - Indo-Malayan Reef Corals: a generic overview This authoritive project by Hoeksema & Van Ofwegen of the National Museum of Natural History Naturalis (Leiden, The Netherlands) deals with animals that are popularly known as stony corals, soft corals, gorgonians, sea pens, black corals, fire corals, and lace corals. This CD-ROM provides 2500 illustrations and a computer-assisted identification... More >>
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Fauna Malesiana - Interactive key for dacine fruit flies (Diptera: Tephritidae: Dacini) True fruit flies (Tephritidae) are serious pests of fruit and cucurbit vegetables, and many are of international plant quarantine importance as their presence often constitutes a trade barrier. In Malesia, the major pests are all species of the tribe Dacini, the subject of this CD-ROM. The key permits the separation of 414 species, including... More >>
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Fauna Malesiana - Interactive key for mosquito vectors of human disease (Diptera: Culicidae) Malaria and other mosquito-borne diseases are major human mortality and morbidity factors in many tropical regions, including Malesia. Correct identification of mosquito vectors is the first step towards successful control of the vectors, and consequently the diseases. Interactive keys (adult female and larval) are provided to separate the... More >>
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A combination of videos of living plants and three dimensional animations. Combining images of living plant stages with computer simulations allows you to easily bridge the gap between the familiar plant and the micro-environment contained within it. Place yourself on the surface of a fern leaf or on a prothallus! Three dimensional animations... More >> DVD available now |
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Fish Eggs and Larvae from Asian Mangrove Waters This CD-ROM covers the early developmental stages of fish from three geographic areas: southern India, Thailand and the Philippines. Altogether, 77 selected fish species of great economic value have been determined. Only the early stages occurring frequently in mangrove waters are chosen for description. Where many stages of a species are... More >>
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Fishes of the North-eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean This standard reference work was made in cooperation with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and more than 60 ichthyologists. It contains updated information on 1286 fish species along with a fully illustrated interactive identification key, drawings, color illustrations, photographs and distribution... More >>
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Five Kingdoms - A multimedia guide to the phyla of life on earth This electronic reference guide provides an expert overview of our planet's biodiversity: the kingdoms of bacteria, protoctista, fungi, plants and animals. Browse or search through hyperlinked descriptions of all of the 96 phyla living today. Literature references, example genera and habitat information are also available for each phylum.... More >>
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“FLORA ARBÓREA DE CHILE” es un libro publicado en 1984 donde se describen todos los árboles autóctonos de Chile continental, Archipiélago de Juan Fernández e Isla de Pascua. La información está complementada con una clave para la identificación de las especies y un glosario de términos botánicos. En la introducción está la... More >>
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Flora Malesiana: Leguminosae - Caesalpinioideae of South East Asia The Leguminosae are one of the most important plant families: many species are used as food, green manure or timber. This CD-ROM holds a detailed information system covering all 247 species of the Caesalpiniodeae, native and cultivated, in the Flora Malesiana region. Based on Flora Malesiana Vol. 12.2 by Ding Hou, K.Larsen and S.S.Larsen,... More >>
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