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Make Map - Discover Life
Interactive biogeographic maps - Users can generate global maps of any species or group of species, can zoom or overlay map layers, and can pull up individual record information by clicking on the map
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Mallard Model
The Mallard Model is an MS-DOS based stochastic computer model that can be used to predict the outcome of various management scenarios and aid in decision making.
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Mandala
FileMaker Pro database for data acquisition and management of systematics and biodiversity studies
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Map List Software (North America)
The free demo has a built-in database of hundreds of checklists with seasonal abundance on the map
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Map Maker
free map creation software - Charles Sturt University (web archive site - 1999)
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MapCRIA
mapcria is a web service provided by CRIA, the Reference Center on Environmental Information, to facilitate the development of web applications that need a fast map production. It is based on the University of Minnesota MapServer C API through MapScript for the maps production
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MapMate
a software package - designed to record, map, analyse and share your natural history sightings includes birds, butterflies, moths, mammals, plants and insects of all orders
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MapServer
MapServer is an OpenSource development environment for constructing spatially enabled Internet-web applications
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MapWindow GIS
The MapWindow application is a free, extensible, geographic information system (GIS) that can be used in many ways: as an alternative desktop GIS, to distribute data to others, to develop and distribute custom spatial data analyses
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Maple Tree
a java-based, open source, cross-platform visualization tool to graphically browse the results of clustering analyses - Eisen Lab Stanford University
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