| Scientific_Misconduct__An_Annotated_Bibliography Bibliography and list of resources in scientific misconduct from Le Moyne College. |
| Commutative_Hypercomplex_Special_Relativity Einstein's special relativity is formulated in terms of 4-D commutative hypercomplex mathematics. The traditional results are obtained, but some additional effects are suggested. |
| Globular_Clusters_in_the_Andromeda_Galaxy Data, observation notes, and more about globular clusters within the galaxy. |
| Planetary_Nebulae_Gallery A data table with links to images. |
| The_Atlas_of_Bird_Migration Comprehensive article on the great challenge faced by long distance migrants which have to find their way to winter quarters and return to their breeding grounds in the spring. [PDF] |
| Beak Article describing the anatomy of this distinctive feature of birds which, in addition to eating, can be used for grooming, manipulating objects, killing prey, probing for food, courtship, and feeding |
| Bird_Milk Article describing how the young of some birds are fed on special secretions from their parents. |
| Birdcall_synthesis Article describing how birds use their syrinx, throat and beak to make a wide range of tones without the sophisticated muscle structure possessed by humans. |
| Creches Article describing how some birds adopt the strategy of grouping their young, leaving them with a guardian while both parents go off to forage. |
| EcoBirds_Behaviour Provides a series of bird articles covering nesting, song, migration and the curious habit of anting. |
| Incubation__Heating_the_Egg Most birds create the required temperature by sitting on their eggs but some transfer heat through their webbed feet, and the megapodes of Australia bury them in a mound of decaying vegetation. |
| The_Normal_Moulting_Process_in_Birds Talk given by Avian Vet A. K. Jones to a conference of the Association of Avian Veterinarians in August 1998. |
| Parental_Care The young of passerines when first hatched are naked, blind, and helpless and require much care which involves feeding, training and protection from predators. |
| Polygyny Most birds are monogamous, but in some species the occurrence of polygyny, where one male mates with more than one female, is related to high-quality territories with an abundance of resources. |
| Sense_of_Direction Article from the Princeton Weekly Bulletin outlining how Biologist Martin Wikelski is helping to settle the long-standing debate over how migratory birds manage to navigate in darkness and bad weather |
| ual_Selection Female birds of some species tend to choose as mates those males holding the most desirable territories, but there is little evidence that females preferentially select males with different degrees of |
| The_Structure_of_Avian_Skin_and_Feathers Technical article describing a bird's skin and associated structures, its feathers, beak, claws and spurs. |
| Teachers\'_Domain__Bird_Beak_Gallery Provides an essay on beaks, and photographs of birds heads and beaks. |
| Territoriality Article describing how birds try to exclude others of the same species from their home range. |
| Urban_Birds Article discussing how birds have adapted to urban foraging amid the artificial concrete and steel ecosystems of cities. |
| Vocal_Copying Article describing how birds learn their songs from tutors and may incorporate sounds from other species into their repertoire. |
| Vocal_Dialects Article describing how the songs of many avian species show geographic variation. |
| Vocal_Functions Songs identify the species of the singing bird. The territorial song of males serves the dual purpose of territorial proclamation directed at other males and of mate attraction directed toward females |
| When_and_How_do_Birds_Migrate Article discussing the varying strategies adopted by birds in finding their way when taking part in their long distance journeys. |
| A_Discussion_on_Time_Travel A forum on time machines and travel as it relates to science and technology. |
| Everything_You_Always_Wanted_to_Know_About_Time_Travel Time and the universe, time machine, beginner's guide, point of view, Einstein connection, wormhole engineering and proof. |
| Time_Travel_Presentation Mathematical holism, equations and phenomenon. |
| Linux4Chemistry Linux software for chemistry: molecular modeling, visualization, graphics, quantum mechanics, dynamics, kinetics, simulations, NMR Structure elucidation. |
| NMR_software CALM is a DOS-based program for iterative analysis of high resolution NMR-spectra. And Coder 7 is a universal multi format NMR data converter. Handles both FIDs and spectra. |
| Protein_crystallography Guide to the Protein crystallography, from Protein crystallization to Structure refinement. |
| Inflammation___The_Leukocyte_Adhesion_Cascade A detailed look at its various stages. Maintained by the University of Virginia. |
| Adaptation Mark A McPeek outlines his research on how damselflies evade their predators, in particular the trade off they make between foraging rate and predation risk. |
| Antipredator_Adaptations__Crypsis Notes, with photographs, on the four cryptic strategies employed by animals to blend in with their background and avoid detection. |
| EcoBirds__Anting Article discussing the strange behavior adopted by some birds in using ants in preening or in some instances, lying down among ants. |
| Agasicles_hygrophila Alligatorweed Flea Beetle |
| Beetle_Breeding Photo gallery of over 140 species and information about breeding beetles. |
| Beetles_by_A__Bochdansky_and_M__Kriftner Beetle photos, games, and animations. |
| Beetles_in_Brisbane Pictures and facts of Order Coleoptera in Brisbane, Australia. |
| Beetles_on_Postage_Stamps Images of beetle postage stamps arranged by families, cultural and economical interests, countries. |
| Chris_Schuster_-_Pictures_of_Beetles_(Coleoptera) Photos of beetles native to Germany, subdivided by family. |
| Coleoptera Part of the USDA Systematic Entomology Library web site with the Handbook of Palearctic Flea Beetles, plus extensive information on leaf chafer scarabs and Elaphidiini. Also features details on the Na |
| Coleoptera Extensive information about the phylogenetic relationships of beetles by David R. Maddison. From the Tree of Life project. |
| Coleoptera_of_Russia Information on hundreds of species of beetles occurring in the former USSR, including, type locality, synonyms, range, distribution and variation, taxonomic notes, habitat and biology, similar species |
| Josef_Hlasek_-_Beetles_of_Europe Over 1000 photos of beetles of Europe, identified to species and subdivided by family (Carabidae, Elateridae, Buprestidae, Scarabaeidae, Cerambycidae, Chrysomelidae). |
| Leaf-rolling_Weevils_of_the_World_Fauna Detailed information, catalog, and photos of the Rhynchitidae and Attelabidae. |
| Living_Jewels High-quality color photographs of diverse species of beetles by Poul Beckmann. Book and posters for sale. |
| North_American_Byrrhidae Taxonomy and biodiversity of this family of beetles. |
| Project_Elater Taxonomy and biodiversity of the Elateroidea (click beetles and relatives) in the families Elateridae, Throscidae, Eucnemidae, and Cerophytidae. |
| Tenebrionidae_net Site for specialists in this highly variable family of the Tenebrioidea. Includes photos of specimens, classification, literature database, and list of researchers. |
| Anatomical_Terms_of_Location Article from Wikipedia describing the complex terminology necessary to be used when describing the anatomy of animals in order to avoid confusion. |
| Bone Article from Wikipedia describing the characteristics, functions and types of bone and how bone is formed. |
| Skulls__Structure_and_Function Though primarily designed to protect the brain, the architecture of an animal’s skull can help scientists to deduce many of its dietary and social patterns. |
| Structure_and_Function_of_Cartilage Technical notes on the composition, structure, function and aging of cartilage. [PDF] |
| The_Vertebrate__Glossary Provides a comprehensive list of definitions of the technical terms likely to be met when studying the vertrebates. |
| History_of_public_broadcasting Timeline of developments in public TV and radio in the United States. |
| History_of_Telecommunications Brief timeline charting the development of telecommunications, including television, from a German point of view. |
| Library_of_American_Broadcasting University of Maryland 'Broadcasting Pioneers' museum. |
| MZTV_Museum_of_Television Toronto-based museum collecting television sets and related memorabilia. |
| NCSU_Computer_Graphics_Lab_1970-78 Early graphics combining computers and television technology. |
| Television_History_-_The_First_75_Years Features technical information, program guides, timelines, magazine advertisements, inventor biographies and photos of early TV sets. |
| HubbleSite_-_Gallery At the official online home of NASA's Hubble Space Telescope exists a gallery of the best pictures that the Hubble has taken. |
| Society_of_Television_Lighting_Directors The STLD offers information about television lighting, lighting directors and lighting equipment in the UK. |
| Natural_History_Collections__Mammals An introduction to the biology of the placental mammals, the monotremes and the marsupials. |
| Wildlife_Africa__Animal_Behavior__Mammals Notes on the habitat, habits, diet and breeding behavior of some of the larger African mammals. |
| About_Astronomy_and_Space_-_Black_Holes Find articles, information, and web sites about these theoretical celestial objects, formed when a massive star collapses from its own gravity. |
| European_Network_of_Organic_Agriculture_Students_(ENOAS) Information about the history and aims of the association, its groups in the countries, upcoming events and and list of study courses across Europe. |
