Guana Island Marine Invertebrates
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What is It?


Guide
to
Caribbean Marine Invertebrates

Images and information for hundreds of animals found during this study

How We Did It

Techniques used for:

Collecting
Preservation
Photography
Website Development

This site is a work in progress, and consists of three components.

1) Marine Invertebrate Biodiversity Survey of Guana Island.

For a tour of this study follow the links at the top and bottom of the main pages.

2) General Information about Invertebrate Animals.

Links off of the Invertebrates main page lead to image galleries and general information pages for the animal groups found during this study.

3) Technical Information and Identification Aids.

Clicking on any thumbnail image leads to a larger image, while clicking on the species name under the thumbnail, or in the Species List page, leads to a page of images, illustrations, and text to aid in the accurate identification of the species. Ecological observations are included here.

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And Here >>>	Eurypanopeus abbreviatus

In order to compare images of two or more specimens found in a gallery or in a species page, click on the first image, and it will open into a new window. Be aware that this may cover the entire screen, so resize if necessary. Then click on the next image in the gallery. This also will open into a new window, but the first specimen window will now be behind the gallery window and must be brought to the front. Repeat as necessary

In order to compare descriptions, information, and additional images of separate species you can open multiple species pages from the Species List page or any of the gallery pages. However, the species pages do not open into separate windows by default so you will have to right click (Windows) or [control click] and choose "new window", or simply [apple click ] (Mac) for each page.

**Try It!**

Panopeus lacustris	Eurypanopeus abbreviatus

This site is formatted for default browser settings (i.e. links underlined, default fonts), and a monitor resolution set at 800x600 or 1024x768 w/ 16 bit color or better.

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This site designed and maintained by Todd L. Zimmerman

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County

All photographic images and text contained within these web pages and/or on this CD ARE COPYRIGHTED and may not be commercially reproduced, or utilized in any manner, without the prior written consent of the owner.