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6、期刊刊期：月刊，一年出版12期。
2022年1月11日星期二
投稿须知【官网信息】
Canadian Journal of Zoology
Author Guidelines
Prepare your manuscript
Format and style
Manuscript text must:
be in English or French
be double-spaced
be single-column
include page numbers
include continuous line numbers (before acceptance only)
be 8.5 x 11 inches in page size (or ISO A4)
follow this order: title page, abstract, keywords, body text (Introduction, Materials and methods, Results, Discussion), acknowledgements, references, tables, figure captions, figures, appendices
Abbreviations and acronyms
Define abbreviations and acronyms when they are first mentioned in the text.
Footnotes
In body text, try to avoid footnotes. If unavoidable, cite footnotes using superscript Arabic numbers (1,2,3), in order of appearance (starting with the title page), and include the footnote at the bottom of the page on which it is cited. Do not include footnotes in the reference list.
In tables, cite footnotes using symbols (in the order *, †, ‡, §, ||, ¶, #) or superscript lowercase italic letters (a,b,c).
Mathematical expressions
Identify equations by calling out with numbers in parentheses placed flush with the left margin (for the Canadian Journal of Physics, place on the right).
A letter or symbol should represent only one entity and be used consistently throughout the paper.
Each variable (including those representing vectors, matrices, and tensors) must be clearly identified and defined in the text.
Supply complex equations in an editable format by using LaTeX or a math editor (MathType).
Supply simple, inline equations in Word, without using MathType. Insert symbols from Word’s “Symbol” palette, using “normal text” or “Symbol” fonts only. Insert symbols using MathType ONLY if they cannot be found in the “Symbol” palette under one of those two fonts.
Reporting guidelines
Study reporting guidelines can help authors report their work transparently and accurately. We encourage their use. Up-to-date guidelines can be found at the EQUATOR Network, where authors can consult the flow chart or wizard to identify which guideline(s) to use. A completed copy of the guideline checklist may be submitted with the manuscript as a Supplementary file.
Spelling
Spelling should follow that of Webster's Third New International Dictionary or the Oxford English Dictionary. Authors are responsible for consistency in spelling.
Statistical analyses
The assumptions and (or) the model underlying any statistical analysis should be clearly stated. Do not use symbols such as * and ** to denote levels of significance unless accompanied by actual p values.
Units of measure
Use SI units of measure (Système international d’unités). If non-SI units are used, at first mention, supply the equivalent in SI units in parentheses.
Parts of the manuscript
Title page
Title
Should be accurate, informative, and brief. Include keywords in the title to optimize search engine discovery.
Author list
List all author names on the title page: check author order, spelling, capitalization, initials, and hyphens.
Format names as: first name (or initial) middle name (or initial) last name (surname/family name).
List affiliation(s) for each author that include: institution (department and university or organization), city, state or province, country. An author’s affiliations should reflect where the research was conducted. If an author changes institution, the new affiliation can be listed in a footnote.
Do not include academic degrees and professional titles.
Authorship criteria: We subscribe to the ICMJE definition of authorship. Any person listed as an author must meet each of these authorship criteria, and anyone who meets these authorship criteria must be listed as an author. Contributors who do not meet authorship criteria should be listed in the Acknowledgements section. See our Publishing Policy for details.
Author group names: If a group name appears on a paper in place of an author:
if there is space, all group members will be included individually as authors, or
if there are too many authors to fit on the first page of a paper, an Editor will decide who is included (e.g., only the Chair of a committee); or that
the group name and the full list of names in the group will appear in the Acknowledgements section.
Corresponding author
Clearly identify the corresponding author and their email address on the title page. Note that the corresponding author must supply their ORCID iD during submission; however, it is not required on the title page.
Abstract
Provide the abstract in the manuscript text file on page 2, after the title page. Abstracts will be translated by the journal translator.
The abstract should be a single paragraph that summarizes the article. It helps readers decide whether to keep reading. Briefly describe the study rationale, objectives, methods, findings, and impact. Use keywords (and their plain-language synonyms) in the abstract to optimize search engine discovery. Do not include headings, reference citations, tables, figures, or acronyms.
Keywords
List keywords after the abstract. Good keywords are common to your field and accurately describe your topic. Use keywords in the title, abstract, and manuscript text to optimize search engine discovery. (Consider what words you would enter in a search box to find your work online.)
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