Book contents
- Descriptive Taxonomy
- Series page
- Descriptive Taxonomy
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Part I The widening audience
- Part II The products of descriptive taxonomy
- Part III Outputs and impact: field guides and applications
- Part IV The influence of technology on data gathering in the field
- Part V New technologies: their current use and future potential
- 19 Extending Floras and Faunas to include users’ views
- 20 Taxa, taxon names and globally unique identifiers in perspective
- 21 E-publishing descriptive taxonomy: the convergence of taxonomic journals and databases
- 22 DNA barcoding in floral and faunal research
- Index
21 - E-publishing descriptive taxonomy: the convergence of taxonomic journals and databases
from Part V - New technologies: their current use and future potential
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Book contents
- Descriptive Taxonomy
- Series page
- Descriptive Taxonomy
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Part I The widening audience
- Part II The products of descriptive taxonomy
- Part III Outputs and impact: field guides and applications
- Part IV The influence of technology on data gathering in the field
- Part V New technologies: their current use and future potential
- 19 Extending Floras and Faunas to include users’ views
- 20 Taxa, taxon names and globally unique identifiers in perspective
- 21 E-publishing descriptive taxonomy: the convergence of taxonomic journals and databases
- 22 DNA barcoding in floral and faunal research
- Index
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- Descriptive TaxonomyThe Foundation of Biodiversity Research, pp. 272 - 295Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015