Acknowledgements

• Marc Augé, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris, for assistance with lizard identifications.
• Murray Barber for help with collecting.
• Björn Berning, Upper Austrian Provincial Museums, for assistance with bryozoan identifications.
• James Black for supplying some images of London Clay fossils.
• Adrian Brokenshire for assistance with mollusc identifications.
• Adie Butler for supplying some images of vertebrates from the Isle of Wight.
• Liam Byrne for supplying some images.
• Ray Chapman for supplying some of the Barton specimens.
• Chris Cole for supplying many of the Bracklesham vertebrate specimens.
• Andy Gale, Professor in Geology at the University of Portsmouth, for information about Isle of Wight geology and palaeoecology.
• Edward Gange for supplying some of the London Clay specimens.
• Ian Giles for supplying some images and for assistance with identification of reptiles.
• Bill and Billy Gordon for supplying some images of London Clay fossils.
• Sam Harris for supplying a large proportion of the images of London Clay Vertebrates.
• Kristiaan Hoedemakers, Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, for assistance with identification of fish otoliths.
• Jerry Hooker, Scientific Associate, Department of Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum, for assistance with identification of mammals.
• Martyn Hornett, for contributing some Bouldnor Formation vertebrates images.
• Alexey Ippolitov, Victoria University of Wellington, for assistance with identification of serpulid worm tubes.
• Edmund Jarzembowski, Visiting Professor - Nanjing Institute of Geology and Palaeontology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Scientific Associate, Department of Earth Sciences, Natural History Museum, London, for assistance with identification of the insects.
• Paul Jeffery, for assistance with identification of molluscs and for encouragement during the early days of the website.
• Dietrich Kadolsky, for assistance with identification of molluscs.
• David Kemp, former Keeper of Geology at the Gosport Museum, for assistance with identification of some of the vertebrate fossils.
• Jacques Le Renard, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, for assistance with identifications.
• David Lewis, former Collections Manager - Arthropods, Department of Palaeontology at the Natural History Museum, for assistance with identification of echinoderms.
• Didier Merle, Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle, for assistance with the naming of the Muricids.
• Greteli Morton, Helen Morton and Andy Morton for help with collecting.
• Martin Munt, Manager and Curator of Dinosaur isle Museum, Isle of Wight, for assistance with identifications and for encouragement during the early days of the website.
• Chris Newman for supplying some of the Bracklesham and Barton images.
• David Orman for supplying some of the Barton images.
• Luca Pedriali for help with the naming of naticid molluscs.
• Bill Pocock for supplying some mollusc images.
• Richard Preece, Reader in Quaternary Malacology at Cambridge University Museum of Zoology, for assistance with identification of the land molluscs.
• John Quayle for assistance with identification of the Crustacea and for supplying many of the Crustacean specimens.
• Francis Rayner for supplying some of the Hordle specimens.
• Adrian Rundle for assistance with identifications and for supplying some specimens for imaging.
• Adrian Smith for supplying many of the Barton specimens.
• Gordon Stone for assistance with identifications and for supplying some of the Barton specimens.
• Malcolm Symonds for assistance with identification of the Neritidae and for supplying some material and images.
• David Taylor for supplying some images of Bracklesham Beds fossils from the New Forest.
• Paul Taylor, Bryozoan Researcher, Department of Earth Sciences at the Natural History Museum, for assistance with identifications.
• Jonathan Todd, Senior Curator of Benthic Molluscs, Department of Earth Sciences at the Natural History Museum, for assistance with mollusc identifications.
• Steve Tracey, ICZN Secretariat, Natural History Museum, London, for assistance with mollusc identifications and for supplying some images and many specimens for imaging.
• Theo Vickers, for supplying some Bouldnor Formation vertebrates images.
• David Ward, for assistance with identification of some of the fish remains.
• Tom Wells for supplying some images of London Clay Vertebrates.
• Andy Yule for supplying some of the Bembridge Marls Insect Limestone images.
• Nick Zachariades for assistance with mollusc identifications, supplying some images, and for helpful comments about the Website.

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