New taxonomic NAMe-files for SKIS
Derek Gunn
Gunn at Otago.ac.NZ
Thu Dec 21 23:29:01 EST 1995
We are pleased to announce the release of NAM-F-1.ZIP
This contains eight Family level NAMe-files for use with the
with SKIS (the Six Kingdom Inventory System).
Both NAM-F-1.ZIP and SKIS_56.ZIP (SKIS itself) can be obtained
via FTPfrom:
garbo.uwasa.fi:/pc/science
or sites that mirror garbo, eg:
archie.au:/micros/pc/garbo/pc/science
wuarchive.wustl.edu:/systems/ibmpc/garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/science
The files are:
FAMILIES & ORDERS of all PLANTS Nov. 1995
V001--37.NAM Mosses, Ferns, Conifers & Flowering Plants.
FAMILIES of FISHES & AMPHIBIANS Oct.'95
L001--23.NAM Plus Lower Chordates.
FAMILIES of MOLLUSCS & ANNELIDS October 1995
F001--73.NAM Living Families and higher category names.
FAMILIES of VIRUSES and BACTERIA Dec. 1995
B001--86.NAM Plus Genus-level names for the Viruses.
FAMILIES of LOWER ANIMALS December 1995
E001--71.NAM Sponges, Coelenterates Flatworms, etc.
FAMILIES of living ARTHROPODS October 1995
H001--75.NAM Chelicerata, Crustacea, Chilopods, Insects
FAMILIES - ECHINODERMS & PROTOCHORDATES 1995
J001--76.NAM Living Families; all ORDERS; + minor Phyla
FAMILIES - REPTILES, BIRDS & MAMMALS Oct.'95
N001--49.NAM Living Families; all ORDERS. English Names
References can be viewed using SKIS
at the end of NameTree within Edit.
Derek Gunn Gunn at Otago.ac.NZ
SKS-Information --------------------------------------------------
Our aim is to assist interested people in communicating basic and
detailed information for Biodiversity, Conservation, and Education
via the further development and promotion of the SKI-System.______
P.S. If you want to know more about SKIS - read on.
SKIS v5.6 for Biodiversity Data Capture, Checklisting & Communications
*--------------*-------------------------------------*--------------*
| SKIS v 5.6 | the Six Kingdom Inventory System | Oct. 1995 |
*--------------*-------------------------------------*--------------*
| |
| Available now: SKIS_56.ZIP |
| |
| This file contains the fully functional program SKI_IN.EXE |
| for data capture to create and manage taxonomic checklists. |
| Included are four NAMes-files with classification lists of |
| all Mammal and Plant families as well as all Seabird species. |
| For those of you new to the SKI-System we include detailed |
| on-line and printable documentation with examples. |
| |
| Available free via anonymous FTP from: |
| garbo.uwasa.fi:/pc/science |
| |
| Users can accept the Classification provided or define their |
| own Taxonomic Standards for projects large and small. |
| |
| In building & organising annotated taxonomic checklists, SKI_IN |
| uses Biological Classification as an hierarchical Index; this is |
| represented by a short and meaningful code. SKI_INput has many |
| data management facilities and provides a variety of formats for |
| the output SKI-files for printing, for use in spreadsheets, |
| database programs and E-mail. |
| |
| Uniquely, SKI-System files are updatable as the Biological |
| Classification evolves. The available SKI_PLUS program and |
| current series of INDEX files achieve this at Family level. |
| |
| The file: SKIS_56.ZIP, requires PKZIP v 2.04G to decompress the |
| files it contains (via garbo.uwasa.fi:/pc/arcers pkz204g.exe). |
| |
| Freeware to private individuals. |
| Shareware to Businesses. |
| Concessionware for Conservation and Education projects. |
| |
| Dr Stan Woods, Derek Gunn |
| Internet: Gunn at otago.ac.nz |
| Address : P.O.Box 6269, Dunedin, New Zealand. |
| |
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