My Links Page

Links of sites of interest to me (and probably only to me!) are found below

Zoology/Ecology/Fisheries
Fishbase - the most comprehensive ichthyological resource on the web but sometimes inaccurate.
The Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom.
The excellent Tree of Life building towards a phylogeny of life.
Some of my former places of work: the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Windermere, the former Institute of Freshwater Ecology and The Aquarium of the Lakes.
My current place of work is the Research Unit for Wildlife Population Analysis at the University of St. Andrews.
My own Compleat Lophius Site.

Palaeontology
Oceans of Kansas Palaeontology reconstructing the ecology of the North American Seaway.
Mark Wilson's Mesozoic Fishes Page
The Ichthyosaur Page
The Palaeontological Association.

Fish Keeping
Labyrinth Fishes - an introduction to one of my favourite groups of fishes.
The Betta Webring for those interested in Siamese Fighting Fish.

Philosophy of Science/Skepticism
Robert Carroll's Skeptical Dictionary
Mike Hutchinson's Pages a source of Skeptical books in the UK.
My favourite sceptical magazine The Skeptic (British), which is an utterly different magazine to the Skeptic (American) which I have never read.

Controversies in History and Science
Alan Sokal's Page - a leading fighter against post-modernist gobbledigook.
Two sites concerned with the Black Athena debate BA1 BA2
Nizkor Project - a factual source against Holocaust denial.
The "New Chronology" of Ancient Egypt Debate - Nunki Net (David Rohl's Site), and the Institute for the Study of Interdisciplinary Sciences (ISIS). For an alternative view try here.

Some cryptozoology links can be found here although my own Aquatic Monsters Site can be found here.

And finally, some personal links for my family
If by some weird coincidence, you are after an entertaining speaker on military history, then click here. Way to go, Dad!
If by further strange coincidence, you live in the Hampshire (England) area and like the smell of greasepaint then join my sister and brother-in-law in the DERA Farnborough Amateur Operatic Society.