Resources

BCA-related material in the partner libraries:

• TROPICOS a taxonomic database for tropical plants (Missouri Botanical Garden)
• Flora Mesoamericana (Missouri Botanical Garden)
• Coffee and biodiversity conservation in El Salvador (Natural History Museum, London)
• BCA Place Names Spreadsheet (Map is in Volume 1 (Introductory Volume) of the Biologia-Centrali America; Zoology, Botany, and Archaeology. Frederick Godman and Osbert Salvin. 1915. The maps just say Orological Map of Mexico and South America. QL11. B615)

As of 2016, the pages hosting the eBCA are no longer being maintained, though the content will be stable until central support for the platform is unavailable. The entirety of the Biologia Centrali-Americana is available through the Biodiversity Heritage Library, including the volumes for Archaeology, with additional services such as taxonomic name finding, easy navigation of the text, and the ability to create custom pdfs of the content.

• http://biodiversitylibrary.org/bibliography/730