Illinois Natural History Survey, Biospeleology web site, Author Steve Taylor ...

Caving Canada Biospeleology in Canada and on the WWW This website is devoted to biospeleology: the scientific investigation of subterranean biology and the subterranean environment, which includes caves, groundwater and other underground habitats in Canada and throughout the world. These pages originated with Max Mosely (site curator 1996-1998; Nova Scotia, Canada) and have been passed to ...

Diana E. Northup Geomicrobiology and microbiology of Lechuguilla, Spider, Cueva de Villa Luz (Cueva de las Sardinas), and other caves. In her other life, Diana is also the Biology and Chemistry librarian at Centennial Science and Engineering Library at the University of New Mexico. For questions or comments, please send mail to: diana@i-pi.com ...

The Cave Life Page This page is dedicated to the many animals that inhabit caves. Here are a few photographs of some of them. Anyone wishing to add more photos to the page is very welcome. If you would like to add more information regarding a particular cave animal - please send me the information and I will add it! All Photographs are by and &#169 1995 to Rauleigh Webb except where indicated.

Missouri Cave Life William R. Elliott Here is a sample of the typical cave life of Missouri, including trogloxenes, troglophiles, and troglobites. Missouri is a state in the central USA. The Missouri River flows east across the state and into the Mississippi River. Map of Missouri Map of Cave Density in Missouri This page grew out of the Missouri Cave Life Survey , a study of the Missouri ...