Reef Fishes of East Indies V1 2.1

The latest edition of the Reef Fishes of the East Indies has been significantly enhanced, now featuring an impressive total of 2,914 documented species, including 166 newly added species. The application is meticulously organized by family and genus, allowing for efficient navigation. Notably, it includes new distribution maps for every known species of reef fish in the East Indies, a highly biodiverse marine region that comprises a wide array of Indo-Pacific reef species. With over 4,000 high-quality photographs that capture various life stages for many species, this resource stands out as an invaluable tool for fieldwork, eliminating the need for internet access or physical identification guides.

This definitive three-volume guide is authored by esteemed marine scientists Dr. Gerald Allen and Dr. Mark Erdmann, reflecting their extensive expertise. The breadth of content required the creation of three volumes to comprehensively cover such a diverse assortment of marine life, making it an essential resource for divers and nature enthusiasts interested in the East Indies reefs.

When you purchase Volume 1 (Sharks, Rays, and Bony Fishes: Eels to Groupers) and Volume 2 (More Bony Fishes: Snappers to Dragonets), you will receive Volume 3 (Bony Fishes: Gobies to Porcupinefishes) at no additional cost. The three volumes are interconnected on your iPad, facilitating seamless transition between them for an enriched learning experience.

This app is equipped with a variety of interactive features that allow users to:

• Search through over 2,900 species, including some of the rarest and most recently described fish.
• View more than 4,000 vibrant color photographs displayed in high resolution, which capture intricate details of each species.
• Browse comprehensive descriptions that delve into the life cycle, habitat, behavior, and discovery information for every species.
• Add personal notes, illustrations, and bookmarks—ideal for divers and tropical fish enthusiasts.
• Share photographs via email or social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter to extend the appreciation of marine biodiversity within your network.
• Explore various geographic regions while gaining insights into conservation efforts, zoogeography, biology, anatomy, and more through informative maps and essays.

The organizational structure categorizes species by classification, family, and common names in both a photo grid and list format, ensuring effortless navigation. This app is frequently updated with new species and features.—a comprehensive digital resource that retains all the content from the original three-volume print edition at a significantly reduced price.

• REEF FISHES of the EAST INDIES V2
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