CAVEtrips1 Friend and Ann Cooper. Never to young to start learning about cave biologyhere atthe Great Salt Peter Reserve. . Richard Cooper, Ann Cooper, . Oliver Renwick. http://biology.uky.edu/Cooper/CAVEtrips1.htm
Jacqueline Heurtault cave biology Email List. Through the auspices of my computer centreI have set up an email discussion list for cave biology. I hope http://members.aol.com/bulldeliaison/proudlove.htm
Caves In Science > Biology > Ecology Biospeleology (cave biology). About past and present cave biology research inRomania, including information about specific caves. The Cave Life Page. http://ilectric.com/browse/web/Science/Biology/Ecology/Ecosystems/Caves/
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Browsing Science Biology Ecology Ecosystems Caves Category http//www.ccl.umist.ac.uk/staff/grahamp/intro.htm Preview This Site. Biospeleology(cave biology) Texas Memorial Museum's web site on biospeleology. http://www.uksprite.com/search/search/Science/Biology/Ecology/Ecosystems/Caves/
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Caving > Information > Mailing_Lists program, Survex. cave biology www.bcra.org.uk/biology/lists.html Twomoderated mailing lists for cave biology worldwide and UK. The http://caves.org.uk/directory/information/mail_lists.html
Sites Web Cavebiology e-mail discussion list for those who are interested in cave biology,Systematics, Evolution aso join the Graham Proudlove's cave biology E-mail http://www.mnhn.fr/assoc/myriapoda/SITESWEB.HTM
Extractions: The checklist is arranged hierarchically, so that you can get information about any Australian millipede taxon (from class down to subspecies) by clicking the appropriate link. Nomenclator generum et familiarum diplopodorum A list of the genus and family-group names in the class Diplopoda from 1758 to 1999, is now available at
New Scientist Web Links (24 June 2000) DB http//hubble.stsci.edu/steiner/. cave biology Archialinecaves are flooded coastal caves formed in limestone or volcanic rock. http://www.newscientist.com/weblinks/categories/tours2.jsp
New Scientist Web Links Web Links Geology 41 50. cave biology - Archialine caves are floodedcoastal caves formed in limestone or volcanic rock. This http://www.newscientist.com/weblinks/categories/geology5.jsp
Cave And Cavern Diving Links Anchialine Caves and cave biology Marine cave biology, anchialine caves andcave animals, cave diving, marine biospeleology - Texas A M University http://www.reefscuba.com/cavediving.htm
Extractions: Anchialine Caves and Cave Biology Assonet Archaeology Speleology Scuba Diving Organization Network - It is with great pleasure that we inform you that the ninth meeting of the IX International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology (IX ISBSA), will be held in Venice, Italy, from the 4th to the 7th of December 2000 and that it will be hosted by "Università Ca' Foscari di Venezia." Cave Divers Corner - One of the first cave diving pages on the web. Cave Diving Association of Australia - The CDAA was formed in the 1970s as a result of a number of deaths of people while diving the sinkholes and caves near Mt Gambier in South Australia. In order to prevent government intervention, a self-regulatory body was formed to control cave diving. The CDAA is a non-profit organization which is controlled by its members through the annual election of directors. Cave Diving Group of Great Britain - The longest established diving club in the world.
Exploring Caves - Homeschooling cave biology is an interdisciplinary science that is related to caveexploration, geology, hydrology, ecology, and conservation. http://homeschooling.about.com/cs/scicaves/
Bahama Caves Research Foundation underwater, underground. For indepth information on underwater cave biology,check out Dr. Tom Iliffe's, cavebiology.com website. Within http://www.bahamacaves.com/pages/686289/
Extractions: Blue Holes Protection Proposal MYSTERY CAVE MYSTERY CAVE FACT SHEET URGENT LETTER ... MYSTERY CAVE UPDATE - 15 NOVEMBER, 2002 Research, exploration, and conservation in the underwater caves of the Bahamas THIS SITE LAST UPDATED ON: 13 FEBRUARY 2003 NEW SIDE MOUNT AND NO MOUNT DIVERS COURSE FOR IANTD - WRITTEN BY THE BCRF CAVE CONSERVATION PAGE UPDATE ON MYSTERY CAVE - 15 NOVEMBER 2002 A speleothem forest in Sagittarius Blue Hole, Sweetings Cay, Grand Bahama. Photo by Jim Rozzi Welcome to Bahamacaves.com This is the official web site for the Bahama Caves Research Foundation, an organization dedicated to gathering information on blue holes and underwater cave systems of the Bahamas. The information provided here is a compilation of data provided by explorers, scientists, and recreational cave divers from all over the world. These individuals have dedicated themselves to unraveling the mysteries of the Bahamas underwater, underground. For in-depth information on underwater cave biology, check out Dr. Tom Iliffe's, cavebiology.com website.
Extractions: QRSS Quintana Roo Speleological Survey Home What's New Long Caves Deep Caves ... Links Speleo-Links of Interest last updated 24 January, 2003 There are a number of sites that maintain an exhaustive catalog of caving links. You never know what you might find! Zbigniew Zwolinski's site in Poland. International Caving Links The National Speleological Society (US) NSS GEO2 Long and Deep Caves (US) British Cave Research Association (UK) Proyecto Espeleologico Purificacion (MX) Association for Mexican Cave Studies (MX) Underwater Caving Links Cave Diving Section of the NSS (US) Nohoch Nah Chich (MX) Aqua Exploration (MX) Protec Diving (MX) Cave Dwellers (MX and US) Proyecto de Buceo Espeleologico Mexico y America Central (MX) Dos Ojos (MX) Ox Bel Ha (MX) National Association for Cave Diving (US) Yaxchen Exploration (MX) Biospeleology Links Anchialine Caves and Cave Biology (US) Karst Waters Institute (US) Groundwater Biology (US) Survey, Cartography, GIS and GPS Links
Biospeleogy Links Cueva de Villa Luz. Endangered Species, USA. Graham Proudlove's cave biologyList. Groundwater Biology Homepage. Guacharo (cave oilbird) Bibliography. http://www.caves.org/committee/conservation/www/a_links/bio_links.htm
Extractions: Biospeleologia del Piemonte, Italia Biospeleogy Texas Memorial Museum's web site on biospeleology. Information on the biota of caves, karst, and groundwaternice pictures too. Cave Microbiology Page Cavebiology.com documenting anchialine caves and anchialine cave fauna. Anchialine refers to coastal caves formed in limestone or volcanic rock that are flooded with seawater. Conservation of the North American Cave and Karst Biota by William R. Elliot Cueva de Villa Luz Endangered Species, USA Graham Proudlove's Cave Biology List Groundwater Biology Homepage ... ISBIOS (Please note - this site is currently unavailable and will be removed if it does not reappear by the end of September 2002 - please contact simon@strumble.com if you know of a new site location!) Mexican biospeleology, November 1998 Missouri Cave Critters (Ozark Caving) Missouri Cave Issue (Missouri Conservationist) Missouri Cave Life (Missouri Conservationist) ... The Movile Cave Project study and conservation of unique chemical-fed cave ecosystem in Romania NSS Medical Section, Cave-related Diseases
Site Description cave biology Site Information on the biology of marine and anchialine caves in theBahamas, Bermuda and Yucatan Peninsula (created and maintained by Tom Iliffe http://www.cancaver.ca/bio/biolinx.htm
Extractions: ***********TAXONOMIC GROUPS************ The I.N.H.S. Center for Annelida Resources. Information, bibliographies, WWW hotlinks on the Annelida. Includes groundwater and cave annelids. Maintained by Dr. Mark Wetzell, Illinois Natural History Survey. Annelids Aquatic Survey of Montana (Dr. D. L. Gustafson). Hypogean Amphipods Systematics of Amphipod Crustaceans in the Families Crangonyctidae and Hadziidae. Authored and maintained by Dr John Holsinger. The biology of cave-dwelling (hypogean) fishes Authored and maintained by Graham Proudlove. **************AUSTRALIA************** Refugia for biological diversity in Arid and Semi-arid Australia: Caves of Oscar and Napier Ranges Refugia for biological diversity in Arid and Semi-arid Australia: Carnarvon The Cave Life Page . Photographs of Australian* cave animals by Rauleigh Webb. (*Rauleigh is interested in getting good photographs of cave life from elsewhere for The Cave Life Page.) ***************BELGIUM*************** CPSS Press release relating to the conservation of caves and cave fauna in Belgium.
Top20Climbing.com - Online Directory For Climbing. Biospeleology (cave biology) Add to favorites Texas Memorial Museum's web siteon biospeleology. Information on the biota of caves, karst, and groundwater. http://www.top20climbing.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi?base=/Science/Biology/Ecology/Eco
OW-USS: Links: Specialty Areas Blue Holes Foundation http//home.swipnet.se/blueholes/ cave biology - http//www.cavebiology.org/Cave Diver - http//www.cavediver.com/ Cave Diver's Forum http://www.owuscholarship.org/links/specialtyareas.htm
Dr. Iliffe Florida State University (1973) Ph.D. University of Texas Medical Branch (1977)Speciality Marine cave biology, Coral Reef Ecology, and Diving Research. http://www.marinebiology.edu/Iliffe.htm
Extractions: Ph.D. - University of Texas Medical Branch (1977) Speciality Marine Cave Biology, Coral Reef Ecology, and Diving Research. Biodiversity, ecology, biogeography and evolution of marine cave fauna; conservation biology and endangered species; health assessment of coral reef ecosystems; technical scientific diving including cave, nitrox and trimix diving. Research Interests: My primary area of research involves investigations of the composition, origins, evolution, biogeography and conservation of animals inhabiting marine caves. This habitat, accessible only through use of specialized cave diving technology, rivals that of the deep sea thermal vents for numbers of new taxa and scientific importance. I have led research expeditions for studies of the biology of marine and freshwater caves to the Bahamas, Belize, Mexico, Jamaica, Canary Islands, Iceland, Mallorca, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Galapagos, Hawaii, Guam, Palau, Tahiti, Cook Islands, Niue, Tonga, Western Samoa, Fiji, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Philippines, China and Thailand; in addition to 9 years of studies on Bermuda's marine caves. My present research focuses on investigations of the biology of caves in the Bahamas and the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico.
