61. Sequoia Cave Update Crystal cave biology Thirtyfour biological monitoring plots have nowbeen established in Crystal Cave. These are scattered through http://www.caver.com/sequoia/update_4_2.htm

UPDATE Sequoia and Kings Canyon Cave Management Volume 4 December, 1998 Number 2 Joel Despain Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Three Rivers, CA 93271 joel_despain@nps.gov Contents 1998 Wrap Up Crystal Cave Management Plan Cave Management Staffing Crystal Cave Survey ... Plans for the Summer of 1999 What is this? There is a new addition to the "Update" this issue, pictures! . All are recent scenic photos taken in Hurricane Crawl. Click on the thumbnail for a full sized view. One features Greg Stock on the wall in Alcyone, named for the brightest star in the Pleiades Constellation. Note that the "white spots" on the photo are not a flaw but rather are sparkling crystal faces. Taken by Dave Bunnell. The ricocheting helictite photos was taken by Steve Bumgardner. The long segment of this filamental helictite is about seven inches in length. It has formed more than 80 feet above the floor of Dusted Canyon on a narrow ledge. The final picture is of Elizabeth Rousseau in Celaeno, another scenic room in the Pleiades. Taken by Dave Bunnell. 1998 Wrap-Up Administration and Management Crystal Cave Management Plan The plan is made clear through the use of the new Crystal Cave maps. A color-coded set of maps has been created to show which areas are under what restrictions. These will be available to Trustees and the SNHA staff.

62. The Educational Encyclopedia, Travel, What To See Travel what to see Castles, Caves, General, Monasteries, Mountains, Parks.Caves see also Prehistoric rock art. Biospeleology (cave biology). http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/general/whattoseecaves.htm

General Art Amusement Car Cooking ... Resources Travel: what to see Castles Caves General Monasteries Mountains Parks Caves see also Prehistoric rock art Biospeleology (cave biology) Caves and karst karst is a distinctive landscape topography largely formed by the dissolving of carbonate bedrocks such as limestone, dolomite, or marble by water Caves of the world caves are natural voids underground, large enough to be visited by man. This site is specialized on easy and comfortable to visit caves Cave pictures Groundwater biology information about the groundwater biology in the world Ice age art Mysterious life of caves Paleolithic art humankind's oldest known forms of art Speleo link page U.S. show caves operating hours and telephone numbers for all caves in the continental U.S Virtual cave this site tells the story of caves in words and pictures: what's in them and how it got there, a tip North America South America Australia Caves of the national park Aktun Chen - Mexico Ayers rock, Uluru Colossal cave mountain park ... Western Belize cave project Europe Asia Near East Caves of Europe Fenglin cave - Japan Caves of Saudi Arabia Christian Catacombs of Rome ... De Limburgse mergelgrotten een tip Croatia Grottes de Médous - Pyrénées Grotte de Spy-neanderthals in be Han sur Lesse - Belqium ... Speleoclub Avalon - Belgium Last updated on http://users.pandora.be/educypedia

63. Vindex, De Vindplaats Van Het Nederlandse Web Omschrijving Includes a directory of biospeleology researchers worldwide,Canadian cave biology directory, and many internet links. http://www.vindex.nl/dir/Science/Biology/Ecology/Ecosystems/Caves

hulp contact persoonlijke instellingen voeg uw site toe ... Opties: Samenvatting 1 url per domein Sites in nieuw venster Staat uw webpagina nog niet in Vindex? Meld deze dan nu aan! Url: Emailadres: Zoek in de webgids: Terug naar het overzicht Huidige rubriek Science Biology Ecology Ecosystems Caves Subrubrieken Bats@ Verwante Rubrieken Recreation:Outdoors:Speleology Science:Earth Sciences:Geology:Geomorphology:Caves and Karst Science:Biology:Flora and Fauna Links Caving Canada: Biospeleology in Canada and on the WWW Gevonden in rubriek: Science Biology Ecology Ecosystems ... Caves Omschrijving: Includes a directory of biospeleology researchers worldwide, Canadian cave biology directory, and many internet links. http://www.cancaver.ca/bio/ Biospeleology Gevonden in rubriek: Science Biology Ecology Ecosystems ... Caves Omschrijving: Illinois Natural History Survey web site. Within caves a diverse biota may be found, exhibiting varying degrees of adaptation to the subterranean environment. Information and links about cave habitats and fauna, as well as cave protection and related topics. http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu/~sjtaylor/cave/biospeleol.html

64. Karst Festival 2000 In Kanda (Second Circular) Tokyo Metropolitan Univ. and T. Okamoto, Forestry and Forest ProductsInstitute) cave biology (Y. Nishikawa, Otemon Univ. S. Sone http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~ssj/en/what/fes00plan2-e.html

New Circular Karst Festival 2000 in Kanda (Fourth Circular) here Karst Festival 2000 in Kanda (Second Circular) Kanda Town and Hirao-dai Plateau, 16 April - 15 October, 2000 Invitation "Karst Festival 2000 in Kanda -Symbiosis Between Karst and Human-" will take place at Kanda Town and the Hirao-dai Plateau, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, from April to October, 2000. The Speleological Society of Japan and Kanda Town takes pleasure in inviting you participate in many programs of festival. Especially, the 26th Speleological Society of Japan Convention will take place from 25-27 August. Not only scientific programs but also public lectures and symposiums will be held during the convention. In addition, many excursions including training courses and cave exploration for beginners will take place at the Hirao-dai Plateau, one of the famous karst area of Japan. Correspondence Address The Board of Education in Kanda Town 1-19-1 Tomihisa-cho, Kanda, Fukuoka 800-0352 Karst Festival 2000 in Kanda Organizing Committee Tel: (+81)93-434-1982 Fax: (+81)93-436-3014 E-mail: speleo@netlaputa.ne.jp (Speleological Society of Japan)

65. Courses - Reis Biological Station | Saint Louis University Instructor Dr. Nevin Aspinwall, Saint Louis University. BL A4321Ncave biology Summer 2003 Session I (4 sem. hours) An introduction http://rbs.slu.edu/courses.html

Biology Field Courses in the Ozarks A variety of upper level field biology courses are taught at the Reis Biological Station each summer. Courses are three weeks in length, taking place during the first or second intersession of the summer. Registration is restricted to one course per session. Credits are earned through Saint Louis University and are transferable to most Universities and Colleges. Summer Calendar Application Tuition and Fees BL A410-1N: Natural History of the Vertebrates (4 sem. hours) This course explores the prominent morphological, behavioral, physiological and ecological features of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. A substantial portion of this course is spent in the field observing wildlife and learning to identify species. Field trips trips are frequent and include trips to local fens, glades, and swamps in the southeastern lowlands of Missouri. Instructor: Dr. Nevin Aspinwall, Saint Louis University. BL A420-1N: Aquatic Ecology Summer 2003 Session I (4 sem. hours) An exploration of freshwater ecosystems in Missouri including springs, rivers, and lakes. The course will explore the diversity of living organisms, both animals and plants, found in these ecosystems. A major goal of the course will be to understand how the physical and chemical properties of water affect the abundance and diversity of aquatic organisms. Instructor: Dr. Nevin Aspinwall, Saint Louis University. BL A432-1N: Cave Biology Summer 2003 Session I (4 sem. hours) An introduction to the study of caves including geological processes involved in cave formation and the biology of cave organisms. Emphasis will be placed on the systematics of cave organisms and on the adaptations that cave organisms possess to exist in an energy poor environment. Field work will involve studying numerous cave systems in the Ozarks of Missouri. Instructor: Dr. David Ashley, Missouri Western State College.

66. Faculty - Reis Biological Station | Saint Louis University ecology and invertebrate biology. At the Reis Biological Station hehas taught Invertebrate Zoology of the Ozarks and cave biology. http://rbs.slu.edu/faculty.html

Reis Biological Station Faculty Robert D. Aldridge , Ph.D. (University of New Mexico) is interested in the role of physiology, ecology and phylogeny in the evolution of reproductive cycles in snakes. Specifically, he examines the role of pituitary hormones and sex steroids in the seasonal occurrence of mating behavior, development of secondary sexual characteristics and gametogenesis. Dr. Aldridge compares the reproductive annual cycles of temperate and tropical snakes to determine the seasonal patterns of hormone production and frequency of reproduction and liter size and correlate these parameters with seasonal activity patterns and nutrition. Dr. Aldridge served as the director of the Reis Biological Station from 1976 to 1981, and has taught Herpetology and Natural History of the Vertebrate at the station. He is a member of the faculty of the Department of Biology at Saint Louis University. Ted Anderson , Ph.D. (Saint Louis University) is an avian ecologist whose research has centered primarily on the reproductive strategy and community ecology of birds. Much of his research has been on the House Sparrow, and he is currently working on a book on the biology of this ubiquitous species. At the station he has taught Field Ornithology. He is a Professor of Biology at McKendree College, where he has taught for the past 27 years. He has also held an NAS Research Exchange Fellowship to the Institute of Ecology of the Polish Academy of Science near Warsaw.

67. Caving Links Graham Proudlove's cave biology Email List; Illinois Natural History SurveyBiospeleology; Max Moseley's Biospeleology Page; Missouri Cave Life. http://www.oregoncaves.org/Public/links.html

The Caving Web Here are some links I found on the Internet about Caves. If you have a link you would like displayed here, send mail to the webmaster $1,000 Reward Oregon Caves Oregon Caves National Monument Oregon Caves Concession - Currently none. Oregon Caves National Monument - GORP General Caving American Cave Conservation Association Appalachian Caverns Foundation Basic Cave Photography British Cave Research Association Cave and Karst Terminology National Caves Association (NCA) ... National Speleological Society Cave Laws Alabama Cave Law Federal Cave Protection Act of 1988 Georgia Cave Law Illinois Cave Protection Act ... West Virginia Cave Protection Law Caving Directories 400 Cave Sites Caves! Cave Links A-Z Ron's Caves ... Speleo Link Page Cave Ecosystems Anchialine Caves and Cave Animals Biospeleology: The Biology of Caves, Karst, and Groundwater Graham Proudlove's Cave Biology E-mail List Illinois Natural History Survey: Biospeleology ... Missouri Cave Life Archealogy and Paleontology Canadian Speleo-Paleontological Resources Cave Archaeology and Paleontology Research Archive NSS PaleoSection National Park Service Caves Apostle Islands National Seashore Buffalo National River Carlsbad Caverns National Park Channel Islands National Park ... Wind Cave National Park Show Caves Alabama Desoto Caverns Manitou Cave Rickwood Caverns State Park Sequoyah Caverns Arizona Colossal Cave Mountain Park Grand Canyon Caverns Kartchner Caverns State Park Arkansas Blanchard Springs Caverns Bull Shoals Cavern Cosmic Caverns Hurricane River Cave ... War Eagle Cavern California

68. Untitled Iliffe is one of the foremost authorities in underwater cave biology and isresponsible for the collection and description of scores of new species. http://www.oceanexplorerinc.com/bluehole_brochure.htm

IN SEARCH OF NEW LIFE By: Curt Bowen Deep underground, in eternal darkness, alien creatures live in a truly alien world. Imagine a world of complete darkness. A hostile world where food is scarce and opportunistic predators lie around every corner. You are the hunter and the hunted. Your only link to the black environment around you are the tiny, vibration-sensitive hairs that cover your body. You sense movement in the distance, could it be food? Or is it a larger predator, slowly stalking your every move, waiting to snatch you up in razor-sharp claws and make you its next meal. Such craters do exist, inhabiting submarine caves known as blue holes in the Bahama Islands. The Bahamas consist of 18 major islands plus 700 smaller cays distributed on several "banks" that make up the 62,137 square mile (100,000 km2) Bahamas platform. This entire block is composed of vast, limestone flats covered with shallow water, and deep ocean trenches extending to known depths of at least 14,600 ft/4450 m. Ancient stress cracks in the limestone were created during the past Ice Ages when sea level was as much as 400 feet (120 M) lower. Typically running north to south along the eastern side of Andros Island, these giant, water filled, "fracture caves" commonly reach depths exceeding 300-450 feet (90-135 M). The marine cave life of the Bahamas is among the richest and most diverse in the world. Isolated from the outside world for millions of years, life in these deep caverns has evolved into unique, individualized ecosystems.

69. The Info Service List of wide range of sites listed in alphabetical order.Category Recreation Outdoors Speleology Directories...... Gateway to Jenolan Caves Glossary of Speleological and Caving Terms GORP CavingGORP Mammoth Cave Graham Proudlove's cave biology Email List Howe Caverns http://info-s.com/caving.html

Caving Info Service M a i n E - M a i l B o a r d S u b m i t ... N e w s l e t t e r Thinking of registering yourname.co.uk? Visit our domain name partners: Domain Names UK UK Domain Names Registration Information Search ... Links Stay safe while traveling with Cheap Travel Insurance UK Info Service Categories all free arcade interactive art now ask the expert automobile computer problems e-text and e-books ebay site map entire subject list for kids! games and more! genealogy world great outdoors health and fitness history archive home decorating home pages plus icw info search it's fun law enforcement let's travel library of congress malls and stores meal time mega sites mega sports main page motorcycle my hobbies newstand our awards our home pets world programming random play reference desk say cheese software stop super sites the beatles the earth the military the outreach the web helper triplet color chart weather station what's new Aktun Chen Area Parks Wind Cave National Park Armchair Caver Biospeleology - The Biology of Caves, Karst, and Groundwater ... [Our Awards]

70. Directory - Recreation: Outdoors: Speleology Accommodation (10) Bats@ (44) cave biology@ (19) Cave Diving (21) Cave Photography(18) Cave Rescue@ (39), Cave Surveying (23) Directories (21) Equipment http://www.incywincy.com/default?p=8178

71. Steve Gerrard - Cave Diving - Training Scuba Point in Brazil. cave biology Web Site. Florida Springs. Surveyand Cartography of the Underwater Caves of Quintana Roo, Mexico. http://www.steve-gerrard.com/links.htm

LINKS Aquatech/Villas DeRosa Resort Connie LoRe's Guided Yucatan Cave Diving Tours The Cenotes of the Riviera Maya NACD - National Association for Cave Diving ... Home

72. DIR Mexico - Cave Diving Links Fifth Dimension Scuba Diving Center. QRSS Quintana Roo Speleological Survey.cave biology Ecology, Exploration, Biodiversity, Evolution, Research. http://www.dir-mexico.com/links.htm

LINKS HOME COURSES GUIDING SCHEDULE ... Global Underwater Explorers Education, Research and Exploration Dedicated to the Exploration, Survey and Scientific Research of the Cenotes and Underground Rivers of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula National Association for Cave Diving (NACD) Safety, Education and Conservation DUI - Divers Unlimited International Halcyon The Doing It Right Gear Company Extreme Exposure Fifth Dimension Scuba Diving Center QRSS - Quintana Roo Speleological Survey Cave Biology Ecology, Exploration, Biodiversity, Evolution, Research Villas DeRosa Resort Villas DeRosa Resort Beach Front Condos and Hotel Aquatography Underwater Photography Subaqua Productions Video about Cave Diving in the Yucatan Peninsula View Page in Español View Page in DIR México/Pto. Aventuras/Quintana Roo, México

73. Selman Laboratory The SLL promotes research and education in the biology of western ecosystems,cave biology, astronomy, and archeology through handson experience. http://biology.ucok.edu/SelmanLL/Selmanindex.htm

Department of Biology University of Central Oklahoma Visit the web site for Prairie Stream Fishes at the Selman Living lab Number of visitors Mission of the Selman Living Laboratory The Selman Living Laboratory (SLL) is a field station administered by the Department of Biology at the University of Central Oklahoma. The SLL promotes research and education in the biology of western ecosystems, cave biology, astronomy, and archeology through hands-on experience. History of the Selman Living Laboratory A grant from the Oklahoma State Department of Tourism and Recreation has provided funds for UCO to purchase the Selman Cave System located on the Selman Ranch approximately 8 miles SW of Freedom in Woodward County, OK. Mrs. Betty Selman has also donated 320 acres and several associated caves in the same area as the purchased cave system. The land and caves will provide the site for an Outdoor Living Laboratory / Field Station. Plans are being made to construct a field station to support the research and educational activities of groups at the SLL. The SLL station will be located in the gypsum mixed-grass plains region of Oklahoma where very few floristic, faunistc, protistan, fungal or microbial investigations have been conducted. This region is also archeologically intriguing because many Native American artifacts have been found there. Archeologists have investigated sites surrounding the SLL on nearby ranches. This area is also interesting from geological and historical perspectives.

74. Note You Are Looking At An Archived Copy Of This Web Page, On EE marine cave biology, anchialine caves and cave animals, cave diving, marinebiospeleology, exploration and study of Yucatan and Bahamas caves. http://eelink.net/~eeadmin/ee-link/archives/410414/410414.html

Note: You are looking at an archived copy of this web page, on EE-Link's web site. This may not be the current version of the web page. The original version of this web page was copied from http://www.cavebiology.com/ on Mon Jan 13 13:09:56 2003.

75. Information Of Cave-dwelling Fishes Includes a checklist of known species. http://www.ccl.umist.ac.uk/staff/grahamp/intro.htm

The biology of cave-dwelling (hypogean) fishes The primary purpose of this set of pages is to disseminate information on the hypogean fishes of the world, of which there are currently 81 described species. There are links to a check list of hypogean fishes, to information on their conservation status (not currently active) and to a search engine which will search a 1500 entry bibliography. A synopsis of the hypogean fishes of the world The conservation status of hypogean fishes Search the bibliography of hypogean fishes This information is maintained by Graham Proudlove, Department of Language Engineering, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, Manchester, M60 1QD, UK. (email: g.proudlove@umist.ac.uk). Updated 28 August 1998

76. Archives Of CAVE-BIOLOGY@LISTSERV.UMIST.AC.UK Archives of cavebiology@LISTSERV.UMIST.AC.UK. cave-biology (biospeleology).Search the archives; Post to the list; Manage the list (list owners only). http://listserv.umist.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A0=CAVE-BIOLOGY

77. Search The CAVE-BIOLOGY Archives Search the cavebiology archives. Search for apple or pear (greenapple) or (red apple) Substring search. In messages where The http://listserv.umist.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?S1=cave-biology&X=-

78. Groudwater Biology Home Page Extensive information and links on the biology of organisms living in cave waters and other groundwater systems. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/1167/index1.html

79. Archives Of CAVE-BIOLOGY@LISTSERV.UMIST.AC.UK The biology of cavedwelling (hypogean) fishes The primary purpose of this set of pages is to disseminate information on the hypogean fishes of the world, of which there are currently 81 described species. http://wwwconfig.umist.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A0=CAVE-BIOLOGY

80. Mexico Biospeleology Reports from field investigations of biology in the underwater caves of northern Mexico. http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu:80/~sjtaylor/cave/mexico/mexico.html

Mexico Biospeleology These pages document ongoing studies of Mexican caves. Emphasis is placed on collaborative studies being conducted by the Texas Memorial Museum, the University of Texas Zoology Department, the Illinois Natural History Survey, the and several institutions in Mexico. The March 1997 expedition (via the University of Texas), with lots of links, pictures, and information. The Spring 1998 expedition, with details on some of the people involved and other places to obtain information. (Work done at several sites in the states of Coahuila and Tamaulipas.) The Thanksgiving 1998 trip, with emphasis on diving, catfish, and crustaceans. (Work done primarily at one site in the state of Coahuila, with a second site in Nuevo Leon.) Illinois Natural History Survey This page is maintained by Steve Taylor Please email sjtaylor@inhs.uiuc.edu with comments and corrections. Created 25 March 1998, last modified 14 December 2001

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