There is a search page that allow selection by: location, city, state,
date, collector, family, species, critter. This will allow quick lookup in the future.
Jim
The following message was sent by Mysteryman <bestfish_at_alaweb.com> on Wed, 18 Jun 2003 21:35:27 -0700.
> I have a question:
>
> Once this database is complete, ( well, theoretically it never will be
> complete ) will we be able to do a search for species and find all the
> spots where it was collected, or will we have to settle for sifting
> through all the reports from promising areas in hope of finding the
> species desired?
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