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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 71 through 80 are listed. Click on a title for detailed information, or use the Next and Previous links.
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Interactive Guide to Mushrooms and other Fungi This CD-ROM contains information on nearly 900 mushrooms which occur in Britain and the continental lowlands. All species are illustrated with over 1100 beautiful colour photographs. Species are provided with short and pithy descriptions based on their appearance, spore print colour, (dis)colouration patterns, seasonal distribution, smell,... More >>
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Interactive Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians of the British Isles This CD-ROM contains information on reptiles and amphibians occuring in the British Isles. Some species are common and are found throughout the Isles, others are only found locally. The system treats all 12 native species and 12 alien species (many of them breed succesfully in the UK). Three species native to the Channel Islands are included,... More >>
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Three dimensional animations, supported by authoritative narrations, explore the leaf surface and explain the functioning of the guard cells. The viewer is then taken inside the leaf to see the photosynthetic and conducting cells. Witness the dynamic events of guard cell movements, gas exchange and the transport of water and sugars. Animations... More >> DVD available now |
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Lemurs of Madagascar and the Comoros Lemurs are threatened species that occur only on Madagascar and the Comoros. In cooperation with Conservatoire Vivant des Mascareignes and IUCN (with Red Book data), ETI produced this CD-ROM, which presents a completely revised monograph on all Lemurs. Detailed information about 61 (sub)species and 34 higher taxa is presented, with color... More >>
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De CD-ROM serie van het Interactief Identificatie Systeem van de Europese Limnofauna (IISEL) is een gezamenlijk project van ETI en Nederlandse organisaties voor het onderzoek naar de waterkwaliteit (Kiwa, RIZA, STOWA). IISEL biedt de gebruiker een up-to-date overzicht van en een referentiewerk voor de identificatie van de West Europese Limnofauna.... More >>
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Macrobenthos of the North Sea. Vol. I - Keys to Mollusca & Brachiopoda The Macrobenthos of the North Sea project was initiated by ETI and the Zoological Museum at the University of Amsterdam. It provides users with a complete and up-to-date catalogue of macrobenthic species, including reliable standardized identification guides. In a series of five CD-ROMs the biological diversity in the shallow-water macrobenthos... More >>
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The Macrobenthos of the North Sea project was initiated by ETI and the Zoological Museum at the University of Amsterdam. It provides users with a complete and up-to-date catalogue of macrobenthic species, including reliable standardized identification guides. In a series of five CD-ROMs the biological diversity in the shallow-water macrobenthos... More >>
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Marine Lobsters of the World - of interest to fisheries This standard reference work was made in cooperation with the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO). It contains up-dated information on more than 140 marine lobster species along with a fully illustrated interactive identification key, drawings, color illustrations and photographs, and distribution maps. This is an excellent... More >>
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Marine mammals are among the most interesting and threatened species on Earth. This CD-ROM gives a complete overview of all sea mammals of the world with detailed full color drawings, spectacular underwater photography, and sounds of species. Also included are an interactive identification key and distribution maps. Marine Mammals of the... More >>
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Marine Planarians of the World This is a comprehensive account of all marine planarians known to date. A novel software tool allows for precise identification of 58 higher taxa and all 76 planarian species. Apart from the general characteristics of turbellarian flatworms, each species is fully covered in respect of habitus, alimentary and reproductive systems, ecology,... More >>
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