color="#000080">-
HERPETOLOGICAL
  Conservation and Biology 

ISSN: 1931-7603

       Open Access Publishing

  Home Gallery Archives Authors Editorial Guild Other Websites

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS AND REVIEWERS:

Prospective authors should download the INSTRUCTIONS FOR AUTHORS and the AUTHOR SUBMISSION FORM before they submit their manuscript to the appropriate section editor listed below.
Click here for Instructions for Authors
Click here for the Author Submission Form

SUBMIT MANUSCRIPTS TO THE APPROPRIATE EDITOR LISTED BELOW:		  
Section Editor
Name
Email address
(substitute @ for (at))
Subject Matter
Amphibian Section Editor
David F. Bradford bradford.david(at)epa.gov Papers restricted to amphibians
Chelonian Section Editor
 Raymond A. Saumure insculpta(at)gmail.com
Papers restricted to turtles
Other Reptile Section Editor
 David J. Germano David_Germano(at)firstclass1.csubak.edu
Papers restricted to all reptiles except turtles
General Herpetology Editor
 Ann V. Paterson annpaterson(at)distichus.com
surveys, community ecology, etc.
with no specific organismal focus)
Special Publications Editor
Stanley E. Trauth
strauth(at)astate.edu
Invited forums, HerpSpectives, reviews, etc.
Managing Editor
Malcolm L. McCallum
malcolm.mccallum(at)herpconbio.org
questions and all other issues
Editor-in-Chief
R. Bruce Bury
bbury(at)usgs.gov
questions and all other issues

DOWNLOADS FOR EDITORS AND REVIEWERS:

    
For Editorial Staff:  Editorial Review Form http://www.herpconbio.org/Editor_form.pdf
For Peer Reviewers: Peer Reviewer Form http://www.herpconbio.org/Reviewer_form.pdf  
  Confidentiality Form http://www.herpconbio.org/Confidentiality_form.pdf  
       

     Last Updated: 24 July 2010
 

 

Herpetology Conservation Amphibians Amphibian Reptiles Reptile Journal Articles Amphibia reptilia Anura anurans frog salentia caudata urodella salamander Caecillian Apoda
Amphisbeania Snakes ophidia squamate squamata lizards sauria serpentes herpetologist vertebrates ecology applied management wildlife fisheries restoration natural History
reintroduction habitat ecosystems www.google.com