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If you have digital photographs you
would like to add or a link to a Web site containing aquaculture photographs, please
contact LaDon Swann.
Search AquaNIC's
photo holdings.
Algae
- Michael
R. Martin's Phytoplankton Image Library - Excellent source of photographs of
phytoplankton, zooplankton, and bacteria.
- Photomicrographs
of Phytoplankton - provides a photographic index of the phytoplankton found at the
Clemson Aquaculture Facility maintained by Scott Davis, Clemson University, SC.
- Protist
Image Data (PID) - Provides pictures and short descriptions of selected
protist genera, especially those genera whose species are frequently used as experimental
organisms or are important in studies of organismal evolution. The intent of PID is to
provide up-to-date online information on the morphology, taxonomy and phylogenetic
relationships of these organisms and is maintained in Canada
- Protist
Image Data - Maintained in Japan
- Diatom
Home Page - Intended as a central Web resource for
those interested in, or actively conducting research on, the diatoms and related algae.
This page contains information of general interest to diatomists and other psychologists
along with links to other useful Internet resources and is maintained by Indiana
University.
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Digitized
Algae Image Archive - Archive consists mostly of
light images of cleaned diatoms generated by David W. Johnson and Rex Lowe. There's also
an archive of diatom scanning electron micrographs. The light images are archived by
collection site.
- Pfiesteria
piscicida - University of Maryland
- Euglena
- Great Euglena site maintained in Japan.
Crayfish
Fish, Crayfish, Plants,
Production Systems and Others
- Auburn University Department of Fisheries and
Allied Aquacultures
Image Gallery.
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Alaskan
Seafood Marketing Institute's Feast for the Eyes - Pictures of shellfish and salmon
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American Fisheries
Society Fish Photograph Catalog - May be ordered from the American Fisheries
Society
- Aquatic and
Wetland Plant Photographs - University of Florida Aquatic and Wetland Plant
Information Retrieval System
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Michael R.
Martin's Aquatic Plant Image Library - The included families/genera
represent those Michael
has typically seen over the years while conducting aquatic plant surveys on
lakes and
ponds in NY and NH, those that contain invasive species of concern, or those
that contain
exciting rarely seen species
- Arizona
Aquaculture - Pictures of farms, fish, and other aquaculture related photographs
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Maintained by Kevin Fitzsimmons at the University of Arizona
- FDA's Fish
Encyclopedia - Very good but very large photographs of many species of commercial food
fish.
- Finfish
Images - Delaware Sea Grant
- Florida
Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
- Small collection of fish photographs
- Florida
Marine Fisheries - Collection of salt water sportfish photos and drawings
- From the Blue
Pasture - Courtesy of Vidar
Vassvik.
- The
Gallery - Pictures of Atlantic Salmon of Maine's Facilities
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Illinois - Indiana and
Mississippi-Alabama Sea
Grant photographs taken by LaDon Swann (now with MS-AL Sea Grant).
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Shellfish and other aquaculture photographs taken by Joseph Buttner at
Salem College
- Louisiana - Cooperative
Extension Service has over 300 photographs complied by Jimmy Avery.
- Minnesota
Sea Grant Pictures - 500
high-quality images were painstakingly gathered from 30 agencies by Minnesota Sea Grant
and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Great Lakes National Office.
- National Marine Fisheries
Service - Many large line drawings of salt water fish of the southeastern Atlantic
coast.
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Nesfiskur
- Pictures of marine products. Courtesy of
Ingvar Nielsson
- NOAA Library On-Line
Photographs - Hundreds of marine life, weather phenomena, instrumentation, ships,
ocean scenes and much many more photographs.
- Shellfish
Images- Delaware Sea Grant
- Singapore - Fish Farms
- Southern Illinois University
at Carbondale
- Research photographs provided by students from SIU-C.
- Texas A&M University -
Cooperative Extension Service complied by Jim Davis
- Tilapia Strains - Fish one is a
red strain niloticus, second fish is a Red Butterball of mossambica, third fish is a red strain of mossambica, and the fourth fish is a black butterball strain of
hornorum. Photographs taken by Mike Sipe,
Florida
- University of Idaho Cooperative
Extension Service - Complied by Gary Fornshell
- Underwater photographs -
Maintained by Mark Rosenstein of Fish Information Service (FINS)
Ornamental Fish
Please note: some of the photographs are located on
AquaNIC while others are links to other sites.
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