Hello everyone:
I am interested in exploring the use of some real datasets on species polymorfism and other resources for teaching purposes in my Evolution classes. I have recently known about the Evolution Megalab citizen science project on banded snails (like Cepaea) in Europe. Thousands of results can be easily found on Google using this keyword, and I know that some papers have been published about it.
But... I can not find right now where the website is actually located.
Any help from you will be very welcome. Best regards:
Jose.
Try to check out the website of Max Plans Institute of evolutionary biology.
The project and associated webpage is likely discontinued. Some pages leads to this page: http://www.evolutionmegalab.org/ , however, it has not been accessible since July 31st 2019. This page has also been suggested: https://evolution-megalab.open.ac.uk/ , however no information is found about it.
What you can do if you wish, is to see if you can browse the last stable archive of the website found here: https://web.archive.org/web/20190731091659/http://www.evolutionmegalab.org/
Otherwise if you are interested in specific data you can try to contact the PI of the project: Professor Robert A D Cameron, University of Sheffield, whom has a profile here on ResearchGate.
Thank you very much for your answer to my question.
Really helpful!
J.
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