Henri Gray features 1247 engravings alongwith an index of 13,000 entries. Visit: https://www.bartleby.com/107/
University of Michigan has developed an excellent Animal Diversity Web – a database of animal natural history, taxonomy etc. Being considered as an encyclopedia or a virtual Museum or science learning tool, it has thousands of images, sound recordings, movies and specimens. However, they advise some caution in following the authenticity of the text accompanies the images because they are contributed by students of UoM. If you have something to contribute to the database, Oh, great! you are welcome.
Basic anatomic structures of human body, by Juraj Artner. Visit: https://fhs.mcmaster.ca/surgery/documents/atlas_hsa.pdf
Images and brief descriptions of a few cockroaches are available here. A link at the end of the page (Cockroach Links) connects to “virtual cockroach” and “cockroach simulation” also might be interesting. Other sites: Cockroach Phylogeny; Bug guide.
This is an online database of mammalian taxonomy. It can be used as an online reference for identifying or verifying scientific names. the names are arranged in a hierarchical fashion which includes Order, Suborder, Family, Subfamily, Genus etc.
It is a collaborative effort of biologists around the world to provide information about the biodiversity, characteristics of different groups of organisms and their phylogeny. The pages are arranged hierarchically in the form of the evolutionary tree of life. stores a few movies as well.
The mission, vision, strategies and activities of WWF explained. Several photographs and videos will be interesting for students. Also, includes a map database of 26,000 species worldwide.
