Dear annelidians,
Many thanks to those who responded on my request about Species 2000
project. I believe that the information provided this time may be interesting
for wide circle of specialists.
Jim Blake summarized in advance what we heard from respondents:
>there are several local and regional files in
>the US along with numerous fractured national databases archived with
>NODC that are growing obsolete with the passage of time.
Having just one species list with up-to-date names and all sorts of linked
information probably seems to be idyllic but not so bad idea!
Cheers!
Vasily Radashevsky
<radashevsky_vi at hotmail.com>
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