A new web for spiders
More than 150,000 references on entomology and arthropodology from three existing databases are now collected together on a new website. The original features of the CABI and BIOSIS databases have been retained, but you can also search across them for all kinds of information on spiders, centipedes, and woodlice, and what their implications for agriculture. Website: www.biobridge.org
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