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myrmecos.net is dead

awild | September 7, 2009

Long live Myrmecos.net! By way of a replacement, the ant photos are now over at alexanderwild.com: Advantages of the new site include: Galleries can be viewed as a slide show Geo data are integrated with Google Maps (I'm still working on this) Images can be displayed at a larger size (up to 800 pixels) RSS feeds (for example: new photos) Smoother navigation Searches return relevant thumbnail images Automated commercial licensing Automated ordering of prints Images and galleries allow comments As in the old site, the ant images are accessible by taxonomic list, by natural history, by…

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