Invertebrates: (except Arthropods)

Web Information Sources for Educators.

An Exploratorium Learning Studio Resource Guide

This page is intended to be a quick guide to only a few resources.
See your local library for more information on this topic.

All links on this page have been evaluated for quality

NOTE:
Due to the usefulness of these pages to some Learning Studio visitors we have decided to make them available over the web at a very early date in their development. Do check back soon as we will continue to develop these pages.

Official Agency Pages Associations Publication Directories	Databases Maps and charts Species Lists	Image Sources Materials in the Learning Studio Other Useful and Interesting Sites
Related Pages:
Arthropods	Biology

Official Agency Pages:

United States:

National Museum of Natural History Invertebrate Zoology

Associations:

The American Malacological Society, Inc.

Southern California Association Marine Invertebrate Taxonomists (SCAMIT)

Publication Directories:

Cephalopod Papers

Databases:

CephBase

Maps and charts:

A Geographical Information System (GIS) atlas of squid distribution in the Southern Ocean. Includes maps.

Species Lists:

General:

Species Finder Seashells

Species Finder Seashore Creatures

Regional and local:

New Mexico Species Accounts - Invertebrates

Image Sources:

CalPhotos: Invertebrates by common name

CalPhotos: Invertebrates by scientific name

Image Gallery at CephBase

Jeff's Nudibranch Site and Coral Reef Gallery

Selected Cephalopod Species Deesciptive information with images

Stamps with nudibranchs

Image Sources, Movies:

C. elegans Movies

Materials in the Learning Studio:

Note: These are only a few possible searches.
Access to the Learning Studio is available for the public.
Also a small 'paper clip' next to a record indicates a web link.

Subject Keyword Search the Learning Studio Catalog for All Our Materials on:

Invertebrates

Also try by specific kind:

Slugs

Other Useful and Interesting Sites:

Annelid Resources

The Cephalopod Page

Sea Urchins Embryology

Worm Watch

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