Websites (fish, gobies and water-land evolutionary transition):
Devonian Times - a nice scientific website with
a lot of information on the palaeoecology of the Devonian (third edition, 2005); by Dennis C. Murphy
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Life at the edge of reef - a very big website with
many information on several reef species from the Indo-Pacific region (North Sulawesi) and about diving; the website and the marine biology laboratory is
maintained by Dr. Massimo Boyer and his staff
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Gobiidae.com - images, scientific information, literature, keys, discussion lists (special section on Gobiosomatini); by Jim Van Tassell
(Gobioid Research Institute)
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Gobioidei (Gobies) - The web page
on gobies of Answers.com; by the Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia. The Gale Group, Inc, 2005
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Goby frontiers - a Japanese
website with photographs of gobies - in Japanese and in English
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Jenny Clack Home Page - the web site of Dr. Jennifer A.Clack,
with lots of information about the Devonian sea-land transition and the first semi-terrestrial tetrapods; by Dr. J.A. Clack
(University of Cambridge)
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Kazetoge - a Japanese
website with interesting movie clips of Boleophthalmus pectinirostris in aquarium - in Japanese
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Marli's mudskipperland - a
Japanese website on mudskippers kept in aquaria - in Japanese
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Mediterranean
Gobies - a website on gobies from the Mediterranean Sea; systematics and some general scientific information;
by Prof. Robert A. Patzner (University of Salzburg)
Mudskipper - the English Wikipedia
web page on mudskippers; multiple reviewers
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Mudskipper World - another Japanese
website on mudskippers; scientific facts and other recreational info - in Japanese;
MudskipperWorld - English - the NEW English version! By Dr. Yuko Nakazato Ikebe (International
Society for Mangrove Ecosystems)
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Mukai's Encyclopedia of
Goby - a Japanese website on gobies' systematics and evolution; by Dr. Takahiko Mukai (Gifu University)
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Peri-life - a web site dedicated to Periophthalmus mudskippers;
by Ralf Theuer - in German
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Primitive fishes - a web site on lungfishes, gars,
bichirs and bowfin; by David S., Ph.D. student (University of Michigan)
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Richard's Mudskipper and
Goby Web Site - one of the first websites on mudskippers and some other goby species (1995); by Richard Mleczko
Ryan Photographic: Dr Paddy Ryan
- a nice website full of pictures, literature, stories, etc. on a variety of organisms, including mudskippers, mostly coming from Fiji
islands; by Dr. Paddy Ryan
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The Goby Company - an
Austrian website mainly on European gobies, their anatomy and systematics; by Dr. Harald Ahnelt (University of Vienna)
Other websites:
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Algorithmic Botany - an interesting website on
Biological Modeling and Visualization; by Prof. Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz (University of Calgary)
BES - British Ecological Society
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Dennis Kunkel Microscopy, Inc. - Scientific stock photography through the microscope
Google local - a useful on line mapper
IACB: Images of Aceh - Indonesia -
Australia Business Council: Photos of Aceh (Indonesia) and of the 2005 tsunami disaster
IGS - The International Goby Society
ISEB - Italian Society of Evolutionary Biologists
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Karma Farm Aquatics - A very good web site offering high quality commerce of ornamental fishes. The owners have a residential hatchery in Southern California and are dedicating to experimental reproduction of rare or unusual aquarium species; by Shannon Fought
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Palaeos - The Trace of Life on Earth: a nice and huge
website on paleontology and earth history, with many images and references; by Dr. A.T. White & many collaborators
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The Sundarbans Tiger Project -
Conservation biology and ecology of tigers in one of the largest mangrove formations in the world; by Dr. Adam Barlow and the Bangladesh Forest
Department
SICB - Society for Integrative and Comparative
Biology
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Wordreference - a useful online dictionary which is
continuously growing, with online forums, excellent for translations to and from English to Italian, Spanish and French
Zepti - web search engine
Mailing lists on gobies:
gobygroup - by far the most active
list on gobies; both for scientists and hobbyists
gobiidae - dedicated to scientific issues
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gobyormudskipperfans
- dedicated to hobbyists; not much active
Last links' update: 28/12/2007