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Nicetas, 11.05.2012 18:18

Actually the question is

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11.05.2012 19:32, rhopalocera.com

What's the point of calculating it? Need to collect )
After death, let them count in museums.
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11.05.2012 19:57, Mantispid

My collection has 1076 species )

11.05.2012 20:03, vasiliy-feoktistov

There are 1076 species in my collection )

How did you do the counting? wink.gif By God, I can't get to that point: so XZ how much do I have there smile.gif

11.05.2012 20:04, Mantispid

How did you do the counting? wink.gif I really can't get to that point: so how much H. Z. do I have there smile.gif

I maintain a multi-functional database that contains information about all the copies I found or received from someone) I know exactly which families, how many species, and which box contains a particular beetle)
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11.05.2012 20:19, rhopalocera.com

I maintain a multi-functional database that contains information about all the copies I found or received from someone) I know exactly which families, how many species, and which box contains a particular beetle)



It's a hell of a job... Log each instance ). I can't rewrite my library for the fourth year now - where is the collection: D
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12.05.2012 14:37, scar

The survey is generally meaningless, then you need to add the size of the group. Collecting all the insects is easy to make a few thousand in the first year (and stay at this figure for a long time), doing some not too large genus - and a hundred species can be collected all your life.
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12.05.2012 14:44, Aaata

The survey is generally meaningless, then you need to add the size of the group. Collecting all the insects is easy to make a few thousand in the first year (and stay at this figure for a long time), doing some not too large genus - and a hundred species can be collected all your life.

You can also search for one view all your lifesmile.gif
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14.05.2012 16:51, kovyl

I maintain a multi-functional database that contains information about all the copies I found or received from someone) I know exactly which families, how many species, and which box contains a particular beetle)

Similarly. Yes, there is a time cost, but then processing takes seconds. What can your multifunctional database do? What is it written on?

28.05.2012 13:33, Bianor

And what kind of processing is supposed to be?

30.05.2012 17:29, kovyl

Processing - in the sense of finding instances based on specified conditions.

02.09.2012 1:13, Triplaxxx

It is convenient to use databases created on the basis of the standard Microsoft Access program.

03.09.2012 18:34, kovyl

It is convenient to use databases created on the basis of the standard Microsoft Access program.
Is this a line to whom?

03.09.2012 22:59, Triplaxxx

Yes, at least to whom! Isn't that what this is about?

04.09.2012 1:18, Peter Khramov

Oh, and on the Web, no one needed a megasystem :--)

04.09.2012 23:32, kovyl

Yes, at least to whom! Isn't that what this is about?

It's actually about counting the number of species. Counting is more convenient for anyone. If you use a DBMS, then, in addition to Access, there are several dozen other programs that allow you to do the same. Yes, Access is more convenient for some people. I just asked the person what he wrote on and what his database can do. And the fact that this can be done, including on Access, I myself understand...

04.09.2012 23:33, kovyl

Oh, and on the Web, no one needed a megasystem:--)

What do you mean "not needed"? It exists and is ignored?

07.01.2015 17:17, sterhan

I specialize in the world fauna of bronzes: so far, just over 1,600 species.

22.04.2015 1:04, Чегар

I specialize in the world fauna of bronzes: so far, just over 1,600 species.


So insert them in your "photos collections"!
Please, please mol.gif

22.04.2015 11:06, Василий Л.

I specialize in the world fauna of bronzes: so far, just over 1,600 species.

I agree with Chegar, please please share photos of your, I have no doubt, magnificent collection, forumchan! Let's see and learn! wink.gif

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