期刊名称：ARDEOLA-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORNITHOLOGY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Objetivos y ámbito de publicación
Ardeola es la revista científica oficial de la Sociedad Española de Ornitología (SEO/BirdLife) y se publica desde la fundación de la Sociedad en 1954. Recientemente, Ardeola ha extendido su ámbito de publicación para incluir estudios sobre todos los aspectos de la ornitología tanto en España como en el resto del mundo.
Ardeola se publica semestralmente (junio y diciembre, un volumen por año). El cuerpo principal de la revista lo componen artículos originales y notas breves escritos en inglés con resúmenes también en castellano. El Comité Editorial promueve la rápida publicación de manuscritos sometidos a la revisión de ornitólogos expertos. Ardeola también publica la lista oficial de observaciones de Aves Raras en España y la de nombres en castellano de las aves del mundo, así como revisiones de la mayor parte de los libros que llegan a la biblioteca de SEO/BirdLife y resúmenes en castellano de trabajos ornitológicos realizados en regiones de clima mediterráneo que se publican en otras revistas científicas.
Presencia internacional
Ardeola se puede encontrar en más de 200 bibliotecas, la mayor parte de ellas europeas, pero también americanas, africanas y australianas. La mayor parte de esta presencia internacional procede del intercambio de Ardeola con unas 160 publicaciones ornitológicas, que incluyen revistas científicas de máximo prestigio como son Ibis, Auk, Condor o Ardea. Además, Ardeola está recogida y / o resumida en varias publicaciones internacionales sobre bibliografía científica, entre las que destacan Biological Abstracts/BIOSIS, Current Awareness in Biological Sciences, la Bibliografía Ornitológica Reciente publicada por Ibis, Emu y Auk, el Key Word Index of Wildlife Research, el Referativnyi Zhurnal, el Wildlife Review Abstracts, las bases de datos nacionales PASCAL (Francia) e ICYT (España), y el Directorio Latindex (CINCOC; CSIC).
Ardeola está cubierta por los servicios de Thomson ISI®. Empezando por el volumen 50(1) 2003, los contenidos de Ardeola han sido incluidos en el Science Citation Index Expanded®, en el ISI Alerting Services® y en el Current Contents®/Agriculture, Biology and Environmental Sciences®. Ranking en el ISI Journal Citation Report® 2012: 12 / 20 (Ornitología). Factor de Impacto en el año 2012: 0,821.
Los contenidos y resúmenes actualizados pueden consultarse en la página web de la revista (www.ardeola.org).
Modo de suscripción
La suscripción para 2014 (un volumen al año) es de 80,00 euros (tasa institucional). La suscripción para los miembros de SEO/BirdLife es de 17 euros (todos los precios incluyen gastos de envío).
Aims and scope
Ardeola is the official scientific journal of the Spanish Society of Ornithology (SEO/BirdLife), and it has been published since the Society's foundation in 1954. Ardeola has expanded his scope recently to provide a renewed forum for publication of studies on all aspects of ornithology, carried out both in Spain and elsewhere.
Ardeola is issued twice at a year (June and December, one volume per year). The main body of the journal is composed by original articles and short notes. Accepted language is English, with summaries of paper also in Spanis. The editorial staff will promote rapid publication of peer-reviewed manuscripts. Ardeola also publishes the official list of Spanish Rarities and the Checklist of Spanish names of the birds of the world, as well as reviews of most of the books received in the library of SEO/BirdLife and Spanish summaries of the papers dealing with ornithology in areas of Mediterranean climate which are published in other scientific journals.
International presence
Ardeola is present in some 200 libraries, mainly European but also American, African and Australian. Most of this presence comes from regular interchanges with some 160 ornithological publications, including leading journals in the field such as Ibis, Auk, Condor or Ardea. Additionally, Ardeola is indexed / abstracted in Biological Abstracts/BIOSIS, Current Awareness in Biological Sciences, the Recent Ornithological Literature published by Ibis, Emu and Auk, the Key Word Index of Wildlife Research, the Referativnyi Zhurnal, the Wildlife Review Abstracts, the French scientific database PASCAL, the Directorio Latindex (CINCOC; CSIC) and the Spanish database ICYT.
Ardeola is covered by Thomson ISI® services. Beginning with volume 50(1) 2003, journal contents of Ardeola has been indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded®, ISI Alerting Services®, Current Contents®/Agriculture, Biology and Environmental Sciences®. ISI Journal Citation Report® Ranking 2012: 12 / 20 (Ornithology). Impact Factor 2012: 0.821.
Updated contests and summaries can also be consulted in the web page of the journal (www.ardeola.org).
Subscription details
Subscription price for 2014 (one volume per year) is 80.00 euros (Institutional rate). Prices for SEO/BirdLife members are 17.00 euros (all prices include postage).
Instructions to Authors
Ardeola publishes original work about orntihology. The language of publication is English. There are three main sections: Articles, Short Communications, Reviews and Forum. In the last two, thematic, content or works in a different format to the Articles are published. There is also a section of Ornithological News which gathers together relevant news about the Spanish avifauna (biological comments are excluded); the annual report of the Rarities Committee of the Spanish Ornithological Society, and the Summary of doctoral theses in Spain. The Editorial Committee reserves the right to direct ornithological news which are considered to be relevant to regional annual reports. Articles or short notes which include species considered as rare by the Rarities Committee will only be considered if based on records accepted by the Committee. The Secretary of the Editorial Committee will acknowledge receipt of submitted works (except for ornithological news) within a maximum of fifteen days and at the same time will send said submissions to the Editor for evaluation.
Authors should consult the instructions which follow before submitting manuscripts to this publication. Those which do not follow these instructions and are incorrectly prepared will be returned without any evaluation.
Manuscripts
Articles
Manuscripts should be sent attached to an e-mail (Word files for text and figures) adressed at ardeola@seo.org. Once received in the Editorial Office, manuscripts will be then sent to the Editor-in-Chief, who will send them to a member to the Editorial Board for evaluation, or will return them to authors if judged to be innappropiate for the journal.
All manuscripts must be accompanied by a letter of declaration to the Editor in which it must be made clear that the work is original and has not been sent or is not being evaluated by any other scientific publication. It should also be indicated that all the authors are in agreement with the version submitted and are in agreement with its publication in Ardeola.
Presentation manuscripts. Should be written clearly and concisely in grammatically correct English. Inadequately prepared manuscripts will be returned to the authors. Scripts should be typed, double spaced with a 12 p.i. font on one side only and with 3 cm margins. All pages should be numbered consecutively in the upper right hand corner and lines numbered on all pages to facilitate the work of the referees. The first time a species' name is cited it will be in lower case, followed by the scientific name in italics and without parentheses, e.g: barn swallow Hirundo rustica. On subsequent occasions that the name is cited only the common name will be used in lower case. Scientific names of genera will also be in italics. The master list of names recommended by SEO/BirdLife and published in previous volumes of Ardeola is available in the web page of the SEO (www.seo.org).
Length of manuscripts. Should not exceed 20 pages, including figures and tables. Approximately 400 words per page and 160 for each figure or table are permitted. The length of Short Communications should not exceed 10 printed pages.
Title page. This must include (i) the title, which should short and informative and not exceed 110 characters; (ii) the full name of all authors and their addresses; (iii) the e-mail address of the contact author; (iv) not more than key words ordered alphabetically; (v) the abbreviated title, which should not exceed 50 characters and which will later figure on all the pages of the published work, and (vi) the number of words in the text, excluding the summary, bibliography, tables and figures.
Summary. All manuscripts must have a brief summary in both English and Spanish, preferably of less than 300 words, where brief information will be given on the objective(s) of the study, methods, results and the principal conclusions. It must be concise and informative, intelligibly explained with regard to the main text and without references.
Key words. Between four an eight keywords should be provided, and they should not repeat words in the title of the paper. Shor Communications do not have keywords.
Text. The following sections and headings should be included: (i) Introduction. This should summarise briefly the actual state of the theme of study in the present context and the objectives. (ii) Material and methods. In this section all the methods used to carry out the investigation should be detailed, thus enabling other researchers to replicate the study and in agreement with the cited references. (iii) Results. The results obtained and which will later support the conclusions should be presented. This section should be especially rigorous, without arguments or speculations, and where the tables and figures are a complement, but avoiding repetition. (iv) Discussion. This must be well defined and separate from the previous section. It will permit the author(s) to propose and debate possible interpretations of the results to a later selection of the most probable, clearly emphasising the most relevant without speculations. (v) Acknowledgements. These should be brief and, amongst others things, give those which refer to financial support and organisms. (vi) Bibliography. Where references appear in the text these should be given as follows: Senar, 2004; Poulin and Lefevre, 1995; Pinto et al., 2005. Bibliographic references are acceptable when they apply to work published or definitively accepted for publication. If they are published only in electronic format, the DOI will appear. Those which do not fulfil these conditions should be cited in the text as pers. obs. and not included in the bibliography. The names of scientific publications will be written in full and the surname of the author(s) should be written with the first letter in capital letter, with the following in lower case, all in small capitals, as given in the following examples:
Bernis, F. 1966. Migración en Aves. Tratado teórico y Práctico. SEO. Madrid.
Poulin, B. and Lefevre, G. 1995. Additional information on the use of emetic in determining the diet of tropical birds. Condor, 97: 897-902.
Pinto, M., Rocha, P. and Moreira, F. 2005. Long trends in great bustard (Otis tarda) populations in Portugal suggest concentration in single high quality area. Biological Conservation, 124: 415-423.
Suarez, F. 2004. Aves y agricultura en España peninsular: una revisión sobre el estado actual del conocimiento y una previsión sobre el futuro. In, J. L. Tellería (Ed.): Libro homenaje a Francisco Bernis, pp. 223-265. Editorial Complutense de Madrid.
Special care should be taken to distinguish the 1 (one) and the 1 ("el"?? lower case) or the I (capital vowel), and also the number 0 (zero) and the o (capital vowel).
Figures. These should be self-explanatory in order to be understood without the need to consult the main text. They should be cited consecutively in the text and be printed in high quality in order to ensure their perfect reproduction. The numeration should be Arabic (figure 1, figure 2, etc.). They should be presented on separate pages at the end of the text and with each figure on a separate sheet. The legend for all the figures should be together on a separate sheet. The figures should be sufficiently large to permit a reduction of at least 75 %. Each figure should bear the name of the first author and the abbreviated title of the work on the lower part of the page. Photographs should be sent in black and white, or on glossy paper, at 300 d.p.i. in tif format and low compression.
Tables. Authors should endeavour to simplify tables as much as much as possible, avoiding vertical lines. Tables should be numbered using Arabic numerals (table 1, table 2, etc.) and cited in consecutive order in the text. Each table should include its legend in the upper part of the same sheet and with space left before the table itself. The rows and columns should be perfectly aligned and legible and not separate din to two or more parts. In the legends, the symbols used must be shown (*, +, γ, €) in the order used in the tables. There must be only one table per sheet. Use of graphics and table edition programmes should be avoided. Tables should not offer more information that is presented in the results.
Statistics. Mean and standard error and typical deviation will be expressed as follows: for mean and standard error: mean ± SE. For example, 31.3 ± 2.14. For the median, intercuartile ranges and confidence limits the same norm will be followed. The sample size will be shown for each statistical information given in the text, for example,
media ± SE, 31.2 ± 2.14, N = 357. For the statistical significance of the tests the name of the test should be given and its value, the degrees of freedom (d.f.) or the sample size and the P value. The different parts of the statistics should be separated by a comma. If the statistic is a conventional one (ANOVA, Chi squared, t-student), express the degrees of freedom (d.f.) as subindices of the statistical test. For example, Variance analyis, ANOVA: F1, 22 = 7.95, P > 0.01. Kruskal-Wallis test: H9 = 364.8, P < .001. Chi squared: χ24 = 0.23, NS. Test t-student: t25 = 0.5, P < 0.05. When the test is conventional, with sample sizes, these should be followed by the statistical value of the test, for example, Spearman Correlation: rs = 0.75, N = 13, P < 0.01. Wilcoxon Test: T = 29, N = 2, P < 0.01. Mann-Whitney U test: U = 56, N1 = N2 = 24, P < 0.03. P values should figure as < when the significant value is less than 0.05, 0.01 ó 0.001 or with its exact probability value. Non-significant values should be expressed as NS, or as the exact probability value and not as P > 0.05. Decimals should not be expressed with empty decimal points, such as .01, but as the correct 0.01. When values have been transformed for parametric tests, the nature and reason for the transformation should be given (e.g. log, χ2, arcsine).
Manuscripts which do not adjust to these norms will be returned without revision. Forum
The main objective is to facilitate the discussion and constructive of work or actual lines of investigation which have been published in Ardeola or other publications, as well as stimulating the presentation of new ideas.
Ornithological News and Rarities Committee
News for inclusion of species not on the rarities list should be sent to Blas Molina (bmolina@seo.org o noticiario@seo.org) if from the Peninsula or Balearic Islands, and for the Canary Islands to Juan Antonio Lorenzo (jalorenzo@seo.org). Records of rare birds which must be submitted for homologation should be sent to Ricard Gutiérrez (rarezas@seo.org).
Summary of Doctoral Theses
The authors of doctoral theses which have been defended in Spain may send a summary for inclusion to the editor of the section, Francisco Valera (pvalera@eeza.csic.es). All summaries will be publish in English, and should be of a one paragraph only, without sub sections and not exceed 900 words. The title of the thesis should be given, the university where it was defended, the complete name of the candidate and of the director(s), as well as the academic year when it was read. The editor of this section will acknowledge receipt of the summary and, when it is considered opportune, will contact the author for corrections or adjustments to the text.
Proofs and reprints
Authors of Articles, Short Communicatios, Reviews and Forum will receive the printer's proofs of their work and these must be returned to the Secretary within a maximum of five days after receipt. If these are not corrected and returned within the stipulated time, publication of the work will be put back until the next number. The only errors which will be accepted as such are typographical ones. Changes in the text which do not correspond with the original will incur costs which will be charged to the author.
An electronic version of each published work will be sent to the authors in PDF format. Publication in web pages will require the authorisation of SEO/BirdLife, which is the owner of reproduction rights of the article.
Editorial Board
Editorial Board
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Editor-in-chief
Juan A. Amat (amat@ebd.csic.es)
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Departamento de Ecología de Humedales,
Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC)
41092 Sevilla, Spain
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Assistant editor
Ernest F. J. Garcia, Guildford, U.K. (efjgarcia@gmail.com)
- Journal administrator
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Agustín Carretero, Madrid (ardeola@seo.org)
Editorial advisory board
- Jordi Figuerola (Reviews), Sevilla (jordi@ebd.csic.es)
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Roger Jovani (Forum), Sevilla (jovani@ebd.csic.es)
Beatriz Arroyo, Ciudad Real (Beatriz.Arroyo@uclm.es)
Jesús Avilés, Almería (javelies@eeza.csic.es)
Christophe Barbraud, Villiers en Bois (barbraud@cebc.cnrs.fr)
Alice Cibois, Genève (Alice.Cibois@ville-ge.ch)
Jose A. Masero, Badajoz (jamasero@unex.es)
Diego Gil, Madrid (dgil@mncn.csic.es)
Paola Laiolo, Oviedo (paola@ebd.csic.es)
Jaime Ramos, Coimbra (jramos@ci.uc.pt)
Juan Reboreda, Buenos Aires (reboreda@ege.fcen.uba.ar)
Carola Sanpera, Barcelona (csanpera@ub.edu)
Javier Seoane, Madrid (javier.seoane@uam.es)
Roxana Torres, México D. F. (lrtorres@servidor.unam.mx)
Rodrigo Vásquez, Santiago de Chile (rvasquez@uchile.cl)
Dr. Alberto Velando, Vigo (avelando@uvigo.es)
- PhD-Dissertations Reviews
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Francisco Valera, Almería (pvalera@eeza.csic.es)
- Book Reviews
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José Luis Copete, Barcelona (joseluiscopete@gmail.com)
- Report onRare Bird in Spain
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Ricard Gutiérrez, Barcelona, Spain (rarezas@seo.org)
Spanish Bird News
- Blas Molina, Madrid (bmolina@seo.org; noticiario@seo.org)
- Juan Antonio Lorenzo, Santa Cruz de Tenerife (jalorenzo@seo.org)
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