Fishes of the Caribbean and Adjacent Waters, Enhanced 3rd Edition

by Reefnet

Product Features

• This Fish ID DVD features a detailed search engine including many species not photographed to help you locate that mystery fish. 1000 video clips showing species in action and 2,500 photographs. Fish are color coded by the types of media (photos, video, sketches) available.

Product Details

• ASIN: B0009YL6PU
• Date first available at Amazon.com: June 18, 2005
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #27,652 in Software (See Top 100 in Software)

Product Description

Fishes of the Caribbean and Adjacent Waters, 3rd Edition includes a wide variety of new content. Over 80 species have been added to the database, now totalling 665 species. The species descriptions are accompanied by nearly 2500 full-colour photographs and 1000 video clips. Several species descriptions now include exclusive "first-ever" photographs and video. A number of previously undescribed species are also documented. Standard Features ReefNet's newest field guide retains all of the popular features of the 2nd Edition. Its species browser, powerful multi-key search engine, and detailed species descriptions have been praised by fishwatchers, educators, and researchers. Each species description is accompanied by multiple photographs, video content, sketches, and audio pronunciation of the scientific name. The text is thorough and comprehensive. Interactive Features In addition to the core content, the 3rd Edition boasts a number of other interactive learning and entertainment tools. Some of these include: - A flash-card Fish Quiz, customizable for the user's skill level - A sightings log in which the users can track notable sightings - An illustrated glossary of scientific terms and definitions - An interactive map of the islands of the Caribbean - A powerful Multimedia Show Designer for designing custom presentations. Supplements Advanced fishwatchers and researchers will appreciate the scientific supplements included with the 3rd Edition CD/DVD: - Identification keys for problematic families - Case studies developed by ReefNet's staff during field research - A detailed explanation of the rules of ichthyological nomenclature - A complete bibliography