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  1. 3D Digital Atlas of Rat Neuroanatomy
    whole brain integrated representation of rat in situ neuroanatomy, abstract of paper

  2. A Millennium Atlas of the Spiders of Staffordshire
    online atlas compiled from the records of the Spider Recording Scheme for Staffordshire

  3. A Scanning Electron Microscope Atlas of the Honey Bee
    online book with micrographs

  4. AAAS Atlas of Population and Environment
    In conceiving this AAAS Atlas of Population and Environment, the AAAS International Office wanted to bring together population-environment linkages in ways that make them easily accessible to policy and decision makers, students and the general public.

  5. ARMI National Atlas of Amphibian Distributions
    The Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative (ARMI) National Atlas for Amphibian Distributions (or simply, the ARMI Atlas), is a compilation of current and historic records of amphibian occurrences. These records are from published, peer-reviewed scientific literature, museum records, state and regional herpetological atlases, and other confirmed and validated observations.

  6. Allen Brain Atlas
    The Allen Brain Atlas project, named for its founder Paul G. Allen, will combine the disciplines of neuroanatomy and genomics to create the most comprehensive map of the brain at the cellular level, illustrating the functional anatomy of the brain through a collection of gene expression maps, brain circuits and cell locations

  7. Anatomical Atlas of Flies
    The atlas relies on high resolution digital images of flies, and allows the user to change magnifications to see fine detail - CSIRO Entomology (requires broadband)

  8. AquaMaps
    Standardized distribution maps for currently 7,200 species of fishes,
    marine mammals and invertebrates - a joint project of FishBase and SeaLifeBase

  9. Atalas of the Axolotl Brain
    images of coronal and horizontal sections - Michigan State University

  10. Atlas evolutif du paludisme a Madagascar
    atlas of malaria in Madagascar - Institut Pasteur de Madagascar

  
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