update to DELTA polychaeta web pages

[Robin Wilson]

Dear annelida subscribers

Some weeks ago I posted a notice to the list about a web site with 
information about a project to produce DELTA taxonomic databases and 
on-line taxonomic descriptions of southern Australian polychaetes.

We have just updated parts of the web site.  New features are an Intkey 
identification package (for DELTA Intkey users) to allow identification 
of Opheliidae.  Southern Australian species and world genera are 
included, as are some figures of selected taxa and characters.  The opheliid
taxonomic database is the work of research assistant and html wizard Joanne 
Taylor, and me.  As I mentioned in the previous post, each family 
database will have separate authorship.

The other improvement is that the web pages now use frames.  This allows 
easier scrolling and navigation within each "box", but earlier browsers 
may not cope. If this causes anyone problems please say so, but there is 
no reason not to download a new version of your current browser (or 
another one) that will allow this and many other web pages to be viewed.

One of the main reasons for providing this information on the web is to 
solicit feedback.  But there has been very little so far.  All of us 
would much appreciate constructive comments, even if just to say you have 
downloaded a .zip file and it works OK.

bye

Robin

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Robin Wilson				rwilson at mov.vic.gov.au
Museum of Victoria			
71 Victoria Crescent			
Abbotsford  Victoria			telephone 61-3 9284 0216
Australia  3067                         fax       61-3 9416 0475

Polychaeta of Australia: http://www.mov.vic.gov.au/poly
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