Bishop Museum
http://www.bishop.hawaii.org/
(a) The Hawaiian Terrestrial Arthropod Bibliography
http://www.bishop.hawaii.org/bishop/HBS/hibib/arthbib.html
(b) Tracking Orphan Collections
http://www.bishop.hawaii.org/ical/
(c) Biodiversity in Guyana
http://www.bishop.hawaii.org/bishop/natsci/guyana/
(d) Insect Ecology in Papua New Guinea
http://www.bishop.hawaii.org/bishop/natsci/ng/ngecol.html

The Bishop Museum and Hawaii Biological Survey recently added four
entomological sites to its well-known site: (a) The arthropod bibliography
contains an alphabetical list of 8086 titles that cite Hawaiian Islands'
terrestrial arthropod species. The bibliography includes references with
original descriptions for alien species resident in Hawaii and includes
some references from the "gray" literature. (b) This site contains the
National Science Foundation-sponsored Interactive Collections Availability
List (ICAL)-Entomology site for orphaned entomological collections, and has
a simple form to fill out for listing orphan collections and their
attributes or for promoting underutilized collections. The intent of the
site is to provide a tool to track orphan collections and to make their
contents more widely known and utilized. It emphasizes terrestrial, marine
and fossil arthropod collections. (c) This site describes ongoing
ecological studies by Yves Basset and others of the International Institute
of Entomology in Guyana. (d) The Bishop Museum is also hosting the web
pages for a sister project in Papua New Guinea. [DF]