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New Multimedia Titles
These titles have been added to our biodiversity multimedia catalogue in the last month. New titles are being added as they appear, so it is worth checking regularly to see what is new.


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The fourth volume of Sars's comprehensive "Account of the Crustacea of Norway", Copepoda (Calanoida) covered all known Norwegian Calanoida - both freshwater and marine - at the time of publication (1903). 108 plates provide detailed illustrations of all the species; each species description includes male and female characteristics, Norwegian occurrence and world distribution. Out of print and very scarce for many years, the plates, figures and text are reproduced exactly from the original, with the added bonus of being fully cross-referenced and searchable for ease of navigation.



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Richard Newell's comprehensive and extremely approachable work on intertidal animals will be invaluable to anyone studying the intertidal zone, and the biology of the animals which inhabit it. The clear and practical nature of the text and over 400 figures makes this work the ideal companion to the study of intertidal life.



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The "Birding in..." range of DVDs follows the travels of Dave Gosney to some of the world's finest birding locations. He explains the local birds, how to find them, and their identifcation, supported with stunning foootage of each country's specialities. If you are going on holiday to any of the countries, it is well worth watching the DVD first. This DVD records a birdwatching tour of Britain, featuring gorgeous footage of the best birds of Speyside, Wales, Minsmere, Titchwell, Bempton and the Farnes.



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The latest in the Birding In series, Birding in Israel, follows Dave Gosney on an adventure-packed trip to the best birdwatching sites in Israel. Dave travelled throughout the country: from Eilat on the Red Sea in the south; through the Negev Desert in the west; past the oasis of En Gedi on the Dead Sea; right on up to Hula and Ma'agen Michael in the very north of Israel where birds occur in some of the most spectacular concentrations found anywhere in the Western Palearctic.



This DVD features two programmes. Birding in the Arctic follows Dave Gosney as he explores Arctic Lapland in June. From Finland's forests and marshes to the far northern coastline of Varanger Fjord, this is the story of a birdwatching adventure in the land of the midnight sun. In Birding In Mallorca, he explores the birding highlights of one of Europe's most popular tourist destinations, where species featured include shrikes, Bee-eaters, Serin, and the rare Eleanora's Falcon and Audouin's Gull.



Alaska is a superb birdwatching destination and this video features the birds and places likely to be seen on a typical trip. Birding highlights include Snowy Owls, Bristle-thighed Curlews, Spectacled Eiders, Asian vagrants and much, much more.

Total of 114 species; Total Running Time 1 hour 30 minutes



This is the ideal appetiser for those planning a trip or a great reminder or previous ventures......Highly recommended to anyone with an interest in the Scottish avifauna. (Birding Scotland)
Running Time, 1 hour 48 minutes



Specially filmed footage shows you all the regular British birds of prey and some of the rarer ones as well; 25 species are covered in a running time of 1 hour 30 minutes. An expert commentary describes all the important features and a menu allows instant access to any species



The three volumes of Gurney's "Copepoda" were published by the Ray Society in 1931, 1932 and 1933 respectively. Vol. I covers the Calanoida, Vol. II the Harpacticoida, and Vol III the Cyclopoda & Caligoida. The greater part of Vol. I deals with habitat, life cycle and distribution, then the remainder of the 3 volumes cover the taxonomy and individual species in great detail, with over 2,000 illustrations. Like many other Ray Society monographs, "British Fresh-water Copepoda" remains one of the most important works on its subject, many years after its publication. Now available on CD, for Windows PCs and Macs, with the added benefits of fully searchable text and hyperlinks for ease of navigation.



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This invaluable reference work is now for sale as an e-book, covering the British and NE Atlantic Amphipoda. Lincoln's "British Marine Amphipoda: Gammaridea" is an extremely important text on the Amphipoda, describing and illustrating all 271 British marine and brackish-water gammaridean species known. Superbly illustrated with a full-page figure for each species, this fantastic book was originally published by the British Museum (Natural History) in 1979.



Expert birder Dave Gosney explains in depth the key features to look out for when recognising and distinguishing birds in the field including plumage, behaviour and particularly songs and calls. The beautiful footage makes this film a delight to watch as well as providing a lasting reference. Professionally filmed at top birding locations around the UK with a running time of over two hours. Ideal for anyone wishing to brush up their identification skills or starting birding.



An 80-minute guide to the identification of the "birder's insect" with footage of almost every British species.



iPod Edition
This is a DVD-ROM that can be loaded onto your iPod to allow you to play the DVD-Video Guide to British Birds on your iPod (if you have an iPod that can play videos). Once loaded, you can use your iPod to view videos and listen to sound recordings and commentaries covering 260 species of British Birds – that's all except the rare vagrants. All of this can be accessed in the field from a piece of kit no bigger than a mobile phone!



NEW! iPod Friendly
Whether you want to brush up on British bird songs during your commute, or take the guide into the field to help identify those tricky warblers and flyover waders, this is the ideal product. Just follow the simple instructions which explain how to load the library of songs and calls, supplied on a CD-ROM, onto your existing player. Any of the three iDentify titles will fit onto a small 256 MB player.



NEW! iPod Friendly
Whether you want to brush up on bird songs during your commute, or take the guide into the field to help identify those tricky warblers and flyover waders, this is the ideal product. Just follow the simple instructions which explain how to load the library of songs and calls, supplied on a CD-ROM, onto your existing player. Any of the three iDentify titles will fit onto a small 256 MB player.



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Whether you want to brush up on European bird songs during your commute, or take the guide into the field and on holiday to help identify those tricky warblers and flyover waders, this is the ideal product. Just follow the simple instructions which explain how to load the library of songs and calls, supplied on a CD-ROM, onto your existing player. Any of the three iDentify titles will fit onto a small 256 MB player.



This is a first-class reference work for the identification of phyto- and zooplankton, and the practical aspects of collection, preservation and analysis of plankton samples. The clear and practical nature of the text and plates makes this work an invaluable companion to the study of this fascinating life style. With the original book unavailable for several years, this e-book is a copy of the 1977, 5th Edition, that has long been regarded as a standard work. With 56 black and white plates, this book makes identification easy and enjoyable.



The 5 volumes of the Monographs of the Living Chitons published since 1985 are now available on CD-ROM, providing a wealth of information, including illustrations and maps about the worldwide distribution of known species.



This, the sixth volume in F.N. Pierce's series on the Genitalia of the British Lepidoptera, was published in 1941. Though they are regarded as invaluable for identifying difficult species, the originals are not easily available, and the reprinted versions were considered inferior in quality. Pisces Conservation worked with the Lancashire and Cheshire Entomological Society to produce this volume in electronic form. They carefully scanned and cleaned the original artwork to recreate the plates from scratch. Furthermore, species concordance was added for all the species and their synonyms, with Bradley numbers, to assist the modern lepidopterist. This is more than a facsimile copy. It is a genuine improvement which will bring the original work to life for the modern user.



Continuing F.N. Pierce's series on the Genitalia of the British Lepidoptera, "Tortricidae" was first published in 1922. Though they are regarded as invaluable for identifying difficult species, the originals are not easily available, and the reprinted versions were considered inferior in quality. The original book was carefully scanned to reproduce the plates and text in this e-book. Furthermore, species concordance was added for all the species and their synonyms, with Bradley numbers, to assist the modern lepidopterist.



A knowledgebase of pest and beneficial arthropods of woody ornamentals for the southeastern United States. WoodyBug includes information on aphids, boring and chewing insects, galls, lace bugs, leafminers, scales, spider mites, thrips and whiteflies as well as many beneficial organisms. It covers description, biology, life cycle, damage and management and includes over 150 colour photographs and thousands of links to definitions of scientific terms. The programme emphasizes integrated pest management.






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