Thread subject: Diptera.info :: latin names explained by images

Posted by BubikolRamios on 26-11-2010 22:55
#1

so, I putted this together.
http://www.agrozo....jsp?l2=en
It is a devellopment stage so it loads a cuple of secs.

Comments especialy on logic of extensions, and all other bugs and missinformation are welcome.

Please make comments at the bottom, as that need allso to be tested. :)

Hope you find this useful.

Posted by Stephen R on 27-11-2010 13:35
#2

I just got a blank page. I'll try again later.

Stephen.

Posted by BubikolRamios on 27-11-2010 17:51
#3

Sorry to all, some bad spider came in , blocked all my traffic, meanwhile, I managed to introduce error on that page. Now it should work.

Posted by BubikolRamios on 27-11-2010 21:27
#4

figured out that extensions column is pretty pointless, so now it searches for all images that has word containing 'base word' in it.

so it finds for base word 'brevi' = short:
Bitylenchus brevilineatus
Anochetus brevis
Brevicornu arcticum
...

I guess this is the best logic there is, or not ?

Edited by BubikolRamios on 27-11-2010 21:31

Posted by Stephen R on 27-11-2010 22:06
#5

Looks good.

You are not always consistent when giving the root and 'extension': for example azureus, caeruleus, not azurus, caerulus. (Perhaps you should give the whole masculine form followed by thr alternative endings, eg. 'caeruleus, -a -um'.)

Alphabetical order might be useful if the list gets any longer. I like the links to relevant species.

Stephen.

EDIT: I hadn't seen your latest post when I wrote this. I think your solution is a good one.

Edited by Stephen R on 27-11-2010 22:09