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About Nudibranch ID Eastern Pacific
- This field guide will place right at your fingertips, anytime and anywhere, the most comprehensive collection of Nudibranch species to be found in the Eastern Pacific Region.
- There are 444 species represented pictorially from Alaska to the tip of Chile in South America, a zone where marine fauna diversity ranges from extreme cold water species to tropical species.
- NO WEB CONNECTION REQUIRED.
- No matter where you are, no matter how isolated you may be, you can identify your nudibranch finds.
- This identification series is regularly updated when new taxonomic information is available or when new species are added.
- Although books have their place, the benefits of this series of apps over reference books are
- The apps are Searchable - search for species names, authors, dates, sizes, colors, families, orders or photographers, try that with a book!
- The apps are convenient and you will have almost all known nudibranchs of the world on your device, try that with a book!
- The apps are user friendly and you can tick off species as you find them, yes you can do that with a book, but then you can email your ticked species list, try that with a book.
- You can add Remarks to Species and can easily save them digitally, try that with a book!
- Apps up to date with the latest taxonomic data, books are soon out of date.
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Kickasskennedy
Great for a checklist!
Great for a checklist. I do agree though that common names would be helpful, along with a geographical filter tool. Worth the money for me though!
Dan_Clements
OK nudibranch app
This is an OK nudibranch application for the Eastern Pacific. It is a bit difficult to use after a dive to ID nudis because: 1.) There are no common names; and 2.) There is no geographic way of sorting species to view species in a specific area. Difficult to use as a "field guide," so I am not sure what nitch the app will fill. Pacific Canadians and US divers will still need Behren's and Lamb's books to ID nudi's. Good start, but I would rather be able to sort geographically than by photographers (and I am an underwater photographer).
