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User Guide
Okapiland Wildlife is an interactive evolutionary tree of mammal, reptile, dinosaur, amphibia, bird and fish.
It is a javascript web application to display all the tree and navigate the species on the tree.
The tree of life is displayed in two windows.
The left window contains the kingdom, phylum, class, order and family.
The right window contains the family, genus and species.
- Scroll the windows
When one window is scrolled, another window is synchronized to show the tree structure. The followings are scrolling the windows.
- Scrollbar
- Home/PageUp/PageDn/End key
- Dragging the mouse (moving the mouse with left button pushed)
- Keyword Search
The keyword search showes the list of classification.
The classification clicked in the list is displayed, and another window is synchronized to show the tree structure.
- Synchronize the left and the right manually
button to synchronize the left and the right.
- Command Button (left-bottom in the window)
- Synchronize the left and the right automatically.
for asynchronous scroll, and for synchronous scroll.
- Switch the age of prehistory.
for the age number, and for the age name.
- Switch to display the icon.
to display the icon, and to hide the icon.
- Switch to display the family in the left bar.
to display the family, and to hide the family.
- Switch the auto zoom mode at the tooltip.
to turn on the auto zoom, and to turn off the auto zoom.
- Move up the species and display the tooltip.
to move up.
- Move down the speices and display the tooltip.
to move down.
- Menu
The menu at right side top to select a class.
- Image Tooltip
- Image tooltip appeares when you click a link with an image
(Fig.31), and disappeares when you click the close button.
- When the tooltip is displayed, ↑/↓key moves the tooltip to the next with
. It is very convenient to see the image of species continuously.
- When the tooltip is not displayed, ↑/↓key displays the tooltip at the top or bottom with
.
- Legend
- Conservation Status
The name of the classification is displayed with four color which is specified by the conservation status. The leaf category is displayed by lighter color than the main category.
Main Category (e.g. family) | Leaf Category (e.g. subfamily) |
Extinct (EX) Extinct in the Wild (EW) | Extinct (EX) Extinct in the Wild (EW) |
Critically Endangered (CR) Endangered (EN) | |
Vulnerable (VU) | |
Conservation Dependent (LR) Near Threatened (NT) Least Concern (LC) | Conservation Dependent (LR) Near Threatened (NT) Least Concern (LC) |
- Display samples of order, family, genus and species
The following example shows that 21 family, 152, genus 290 species belong to Artiodactyla, and 16 genus and 41 species belong to Cervidae. The species in Cervidae have lived from 33.9 Mya. The Heteroprox is extinct and lived in Middle Miocene. The Muntiacus is first of 16 genuses. and the habitat of Muntiacus muntjak is South Asia and Southeast Asia.
Artiodactyla 21-152-290
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Cervidae 16-41
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Heteroprox
Muntiacus 1/16
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Muntiacus muntjak South Asia, Southeast Asia
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- Extinct
The extinct period is described as the below.
shows that it is extinct in 1925.
shows that it is extinct between 1860 and 1869.
shows that it is extinct in 17th century.
The following describes geologic time scale.
Paleozoic | | Early stage | Middle stage | Late stage | |
Cambrian | 542~488 Mya | 542~513 Mya | 513~496 Mya | 496~488 Mya | |
Ordovician | 488~443 Mya | 488~472 Mya | 472~460 Mya | 460~443 Mya | Great Dying①
| Silurian | 443~416 Mya | 443~428 Mya | 428~423 Mya | 423~416 Mya | |
Devonian | 416~359 Mya | 416~397 Mya | 397~385 Mya | 385~359 Mya | Great Dying② |
Carboniferous | 359~290 Mya | 359~318 Mya | | 318~299 Mya | |
Permian | 299~251 Mya | 299~270 Mya | 270~260 Mya | 260~251 Mya | Great Dying③ |
Mesozoic | | Early stage | Middle stage | Late stage | |
Triassic | 251~200 Mya | 251~245 Mya | 245~228 Mya | 228~200 Mya | Great Dying④ |
Jurassic | 200~145 Mya | 200~175 Mya | 175~161 Mya | 161~145 Mya | |
Cretaceous | 145~100 Mya | 145~100 Mya | | 100~65.5 Mya | Great Dying⑤ |
Cenozoic | | Early stage | Middle stage | Late stage | |
Paleocene | 65.5~55.8 Mya | 65.5~61.7 Mya | 61.7~58.7 Mya | 58.7~55.8 Mya | |
Eocene | 55.8~33.9 Mya | 55.8~48.6 Mya | 48.6~37.2 Mya | 37.2~33.9 Mya | |
Oligocene | 33.9~23 Mya | 33.9~28.4 Mya | | 28.4~23 Mya | |
Miocene | 23~5.3 Mya | 23~15.9 Mya | 15.9~11.6 Mya | 11.6~5.3 Mya | |
Pliocene | 5.3~1.81 Mya | 5.3~3.6 Mya | 3.6~2.6 Mya | 2.6~1.8 Mya | |
Pleistocene | 1.81~0.011 Mya | 1.81~0.781 Mya | 0.781~0.126 Mya | 0.126~0.011 Mya | |
Holocene | 0.011~0 Mya | | | | |
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Web Browsers
Okapiland Life currently supports the following web browsers.
But it depends on the performance of Javascript. Therefore the older version of browsers would not be suitable.
IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome 1.0 are fast enough.
- IE 6.0+
- Firefox 1.5+
- Google Chrome 1.0+
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