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About EcoGuide: Russian Wild Fish - Field Guide

Unique, first in Russia FIELD mobile guide to the freshwater and anadrom fish of Northern Eurasia: 76 most prevalent species, each with photo and drawing of male and female (if different), typical identification features and text descriptions of their appearance, habitats, reproduction time and characteristics, feeding, way of life, differences from similar species, economic value and conservation status. It is easy and fun to identify species using 16 determination morphological and ecological characters with 5-10 values in each of them.

Application consists from 6 main parts: Guide, Atlas, Textbook, Manual, Systematic Tree (with class, family and genus descriptions) and Quiz.

The application works without Internet connection, you can use it directly in nature if you see or have the unknown object in your hands. Using the Guide you can narrow the number of possible species to 2-3 and then compare your object with their images and descriptions in the Atlas.

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is EcoGuide: Russian Wild Fish - Field Guide?

EcoGuide: Russian Wild Fish - Field Guide is a mobile guide that provides information about the freshwater and anadromous fish species found in Northern Eurasia.

How many species are included in the guide?

The guide includes information about 76 of the most prevalent fish species in Northern Eurasia.

What kind of information is provided for each species?

For each species, the guide provides a photo and drawing of the male and female (if they are different), typical identification features, text descriptions of their appearance, habitats, reproduction time and characteristics, feeding habits, way of life, differences from similar species, economic value, and conservation status.

How can the guide help in identifying fish species?

The guide offers 16 determination morphological and ecological characters with 5-10 values in each of them. By using these characters, users can narrow down the possible species to 2-3 and then compare their object with the images and descriptions in the Atlas.

Can the application be used offline?

Yes, the application works without an internet connection, allowing users to use it directly in nature if they have an unknown object in their hands.

What are the main parts of the application?

The application consists of six main parts: Guide, Atlas, Textbook, Manual, Systematic Tree (with class, family, and genus descriptions), and Quiz.

What can be found in the Guide section?

The Guide section provides information about the fish species, including their identification features, appearance, habitats, reproduction, feeding habits, way of life, differences from similar species, economic value, and conservation status.

What is included in the Atlas section?

The Atlas section contains images and descriptions of the fish species, allowing users to compare their objects with the visuals provided.

What is the purpose of the Textbook and Manual sections?

The Textbook and Manual sections provide additional educational resources and instructions on how to use the application effectively.

How can the Quiz section be helpful?

The Quiz section allows users to test their knowledge and understanding of the fish species.