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Zoological Systematics

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QIKANJIANJIE
期刊名称:Zoological SystematicsCSCD核心(2019-2020)
  • 主办单位:中国科学院动物研究所;中国动物学会;中国昆虫学会
  • 国内刊号:CN 10-1160/Q
  • 国际刊号:ISSN 2095-6827
  • 出刊周期:季刊
  • 级别:CSCD核心(2019-2020)|科技核心(2019自然科学)
《动物分类学报》(季刊)创刊于1964年,是由中国科学院动物研究所、中国动物学会、中国昆虫学会主办的定期学术性期刊,国内外公开发行。内容涵盖:动物系统进化及分类理论、区系渊源的探讨,新技术、新方法在分类学上的应用,动物地理学研究,学科发展综述等方面的论文或文章。促进国际交流,欢迎英文撰稿。本刊系基础理性学报,对我国动物学基础理论的建设以及世界资源的调查和利用起到了重要的作用,填补了国内外动物资源的空白,为编写中国动物志、动物地区资源调查、动物地理区划、生物多样性等研究提供了不可缺少的确材料,为科研工作者进行动物的生物学、生态学、医学昆虫及保护利用研究奠定了基础。本刊在国内外颇具影响,与30余个国家和地区的图书馆建立了交换关系,被国内外文献中心及数据库收录。本刊是动物学领域中一本重要的科技文献,学术水平高,作者发表的论文多次在省部级等各项.的评奖活动中获奖。在期刊的评比活动中,曾获科协三等奖……[查看详情]
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Information for Authors

The current journal is mainly focused in zoological systematics. According to Systematics Agenda 2000 (1994), systematics is the science built on the following tasks: Taxonomy—the science of discovering, describing, and classifying species or groups of species (together termed taxa); Phylogenetic analysis—the discovery of the evolutionary relationships among a group of species; and Classification—the grouping of species, ultimately on the basis of evolutionary relationships.

1  General

Manuscripts should be written in English and in either RTF or Word format. If possible, use Times New Roman 10 point font; minimize formatting by using bold and italics only where necessary; indent the beginning of all paragraphs by 4 characters. Taxonomic names must agree with the articles and recommendations of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature.

hyphens "-": for words. For example: fishtail-shaped; finger-like.

n-dash "–": for ranges. For example: Leg I–III; 1977–1981; Figs 5–34.

m-dash "—": for appositions that may replace commas, colons and parentheses. For example: It is hard to recognize the Camellia fruit borer—Neoblastobasis camelliae—a new species of Blastobasidae.

Do not insert spaces when using either n-dashes or m-dashes.

2  Title, authors and affiliations

The title of the paper should be informative yet concise. Indicate higher taxonomic categories using parenthesis and list in hierarchical order (Order: Family: Subfamily 1, Subfamily 2). Place a colon “:” between different hierarchical levels and a comma "," between the same levels. Give common names to facilitate reading by non-specialists. For example: A taxonomic revision of the hawk moth genus Lapara (Lepidoptera: Sphingidae).

Give the full name of all authors and start each name with capital letters. For example: Xiaoming Wang.

The author addresses should be in italics as follows: institutional affiliation (university, institute), city, state/province (if applicable), postal code, country, E-mail. Designate one corresponding author. For example: Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100101 China.

3  Abstract

The abstract should be a concise summary of the significant content and salient conclusions of the work. Explicitly mention all taxonomic changes proposed in the paper. For example: Our analyses discovered three new taxa: taxon A, taxon B and taxon C.

From three to eight key words should follow the abstract and separate using commas. The key words should not be present in the title and abstracts.

4  Main text

The main text should include an Introduction, Materials and methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements and References. If applicable, list the Funding support before the Acknowledgements. For taxonomic works: the Materials and methods can include the deposition of specimens, methods used for drawings and photos, terminology in text, etc.

Use either simple or short compound sentences for clarity. Authors who are not native English-speakers are strongly encouraged to have their manuscript read by native speakers before submission. For taxonomic works, use complete sentences rather than the "subject+object" model in the description section of the Introduction, Diagnosis, Remarks, etc.

4.1  Number the heading levels

The following format is suggested for Zoological Systematics.

1  Introduction

2  Material and methods

3  Results/Systematics/Taxonomy

3.1  Result 1

3.1.1  …

3.1.2  …

3.2  Result 2

4  Discussion

4.1  ……

4.2  ……

Funding

Acknowledgements

References

4.2  Table

Tables should immediately follow the References. The font should be in Times New Roman and 9 point.

4.3  Figures

Figures should be in JPG, JPEG, GIF, TIFF or PNG files of publishable quality. For the review, lower-quality figures can be embedded in the Word document after the tables, if they do exist. Figures of higher quality may be required upon acceptance. Color photographs and drawings are preferred, although B&W figures are also acceptable. Softwares, such as Adobe Illustrator? or Adobe Photoshop?, can be used to clean up the background and number the figures. For the initial submission, please combine all figures into one large PDF file. Size the document to ≥575px×400px and ≥300dpi (Word size: 10 points).

In the text, refer to figures as follows: Fig. 1; Figs 2, 3. Number compound figures sequentially first from top to bottom then from left to right. Provide scales in all figures depicting morphological characters.

Figures 1–3. Adults. 1, species A; 2, species B. Scale bar = 25px.

Figure 1. Genus species. A, Habitus; B, C, male genitalia; D–F, head (D), thorax (E) and abdomen (F). Scale bar = 25px.

4.4  References

Journal:

Authors. Year. Title of the paper. Title of the journal (in full when possible), volume number (issue number): page range. doi number (if possible).

Book chapter:

Authors. Year. Title of chapter. In: Editor(s) (ed./eds), Title of the book. Publisher, Publisher location. pp. page range.

Book:

Authors. Year. Title of the book. Publisher, Publisher location. Pages pp.

Internet resource:

Authors. Year(s). Title of website, database or other resources. Available from http://....../ (Date of access).

For example:

Klimoski, R., Palmer, S. 1993. The ADA and the hiring process in organizations. Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research, 45(2): 10–36. doi:10.1037/1061-4087.45.2.10.

Caselli, D., Carraro, F., Castagnola, E., Ziino, O., Frenos, S., Milano, G.M., Aric, M. 2010. Morbidity of pandemic H1N1 influenza in children with cancer. Pediatric Blood & Cancer, 55: 226–228.

Hartley, J.T., Harker J.O., Walsh, D.A. 1980. Contemporary issues and new directions in adult development of learning and memory. In: Poon, L.W. (ed.), Aging in the 1980s: Psychological issues. American Psychological Association, Washington, DC. pp. 239–252.

McKibben, B. 1992. The age of missing information. Random House, New York, NY. 482pp.

Beccaloni, G., Scoble, M., Kitching, I., Simonsen, T., Robinson, G., Pitkin, B., Hine, A., Lyal, C. (eds). 2003. The Global Lepidoptera Names Index (LepIndex). Available from http://www.nhm.ac.uk/entomology/lepindex (accessed 6 January 2007).

4.5  Description of a species

When describing a taxon, the following order is suggested.

1) Taxon name. Scientific name (with author and year); citation. All citations of the taxon should be listed in references section.

2) Diagnosis. only diagnostic characters from similar species.

3) Description. All characters of the taxon.

4) Material examined.

Holotype. ♂, China: Beijing, Badaling (40.35oN, 116.02oE; elevation 1300m), 5 September 1992, leg. Xin-Ming Wang (Deposition and register no.). Paratypes. 5♀, same data as holotype. Other material examined. Country: State, locality A (geographic coordinates and elevation), ♂♀, date, collecter (Collection and registration no.); locality B (geographic coordinates and elevation), ♂♀, date, collector (Collection and registration no.).

5) Biology. Biological habits, life cycle, hosts, etc.

6) Distribution. For example: China (Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Tianjin); India, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Nepal, Russia.

7) Etymology. Language of origin for word (stem) (Latin, Greek); adjective, noun in apposition.

8) Remarks/Notes/Discussion/Other.

5  Molecular data

When applicable, all DNA sequence data must be deposited in a public repository, such as GenBank, before publication.
 

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