期刊名称：SCIENTIA MARINA
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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Scientia Marina welcomes manuscripts on marine research -not submitted, accepted or published else-where- concerning the following fields: Physical and Chemical Oceanography, Marine Geology, Marine Biology and Ecology, Marine Engineering, Coastal Zone Management, and Fisheries. Some other fields, such as Aquaculture, will be considered as long as the emphasis is on scientific rather than technical aspects. Preference will be given to manuscripts of multi-disciplinary nature and to those of general interest to marine scientists throughout the world. Studies of local interest and/or of descriptive nature will also be acceptable if significant general implications are included. The following types of contributions can be published in Scientia Marina: Articles, Notes, Comments and Replies, Book Reviews, and Announcements.
Language: Contributions to the regular issues should be in English. |
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Instructions to Authors
Editorial Policy: Manuscripts that do not fall within the scope of Scientia Marina, or manuscripts which do not follow the Instructions to Authors will be returned to authors for correction before scientific evaluation. Manuscripts will be assigned to one of the Scientific Editors, who will oversee the review process. Manuscripts will be reviewed by at least two referees. The Editor-in-Chief decides on acceptance or rejection based on the referee's comments and the report of the Scientific Editor. The date of submission and the date of acceptance will be printed on each article. The corresponding author will receive galley proofs and will be responsible for the final version of published articles. Fifty reprints will be sent to the corresponding author free of charge. Additional reprints may be purchased. Orders must be placed when returning corrected proofs using the form provided. The electronic file with the final, published, version will be also sent to the corresponding author. Colour photographs can be published at moderate fees.
Presentation of manuscripts: One single file including text, tables and figures (preferably in pdf format) may be sent electronically to scimar@icm.csic.es. Alternatively, the original and three hard copies, including figures, must be addressed to the Editor-in-Chief of Scientia Marina (Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, Passeig Mar¨ªtim de la Barceloneta 37-49, E-08003 Barcelona, Spain). Please, carefully follow the instructions: Manuscripts must be printed double-spaced throughout. All pages are to be numbered with Arabic numerals beginning with the title page and including those for tables and figure captions, but excluding the figures. The total number of typed pages should not exceed 30 and will usually be lower. Leave 25 mm margins on all sides. Metric and Celsius units must be used. SI units are preferred, using the ISO (International Standards Organization) abbreviations.
Title page. Please, include title, name of author(s), address(es), fax and e-mail of the corresponding author, keywords (maximum of eight), and a short running title not exceeding 50 characters.
Summary. Manuscripts must be preceded by two versions of a short (no longer than 200 words) summary: the first in English and the second in Spanish including a translated title.
References. All references, both published and "in press", cited in the text (including tables and figures) must be in-cluded in the reference list. Note the style of punctuation in the following examples: ...poses systematic problems (Hulley, 1981), ...in coastal upwelled waters (Olivieri, 1983a, b; Horstman, SFRI unpublished data), ...following the opinions expressed by Margalef (1978), ...in the same sense, Roel et al. (1985). References should include complete titles and page numbers. Journal abbreviations should be in accordance with the WORLD LIST OF SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS. Follow the punctuation and style shown in the examples below:
Gili, J.M., J. Murillo and J.D. Ros. - 1989. The distribution pattern of benthic Cnidarians in the western Mediterranean. Sci. Mar., 53: 19-35.
Delgado, M. and J.M. Fortuño. - 1991. Atlas de Fitoplanc-ton del Mar Mediterr¨¢neo. Sci. Mar., 55 (Supl. 1).
Margalef, R. - 1975. Diversity, stability and maturity in natural ecosystems. In: W.H. van Dobben and R.H. Lowe-McConnell (eds.), Unifying concepts in ecology, pp. 139-150. Junk, The Hague.
Margalef, R. - 1986. Ecolog¨ªa. Ediciones Omega, Barce-lona.
Saiz, E. - 1991. Import¨¤ncia de l'energia auxiliar en la din¨¤mica dels sistemes pel¨¤gics: turbul¨¨ncia i zoopl¨¤ncton. Ph. D. thesis, Univ. Barcelona.
Tables. Tables should be consecutively numbered with Arabic numerals and typed on separate pages. They should include headings. They should be designed to fit in the format of the printed page. Vertical lines should not be used.
Figures. Drawings, graphs or photographs should be presented on separate sheets with Author(s) name(s) and figure number written in pencil on them. Please, make sure that the smallest symbols are at least 1.5 mm high when reduced. Originals drafted in black permanent ink are always preferable. Figure captions should be typed consecutively on a separate page. Provide entries in the text where each figure and table is mentioned for the first time.
ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF ILLUSTRATIONS
You can send illustrations to us either online or on a physical data medium. By e-mail (only for small data volumes less than 2 MB) or on 3.5" diskette, ZIP diskette or CD-ROM.
Send us the illustrations separately from the text. Image files for production purposes should not be embedded in a word-processor file.
Halftone images
Store colour illustrations as CMYK and monotone as greyscale in TIFF or JPEG format. Always that you use JPEG format chose maximum quality instead of high compression in the options window. (Suitable programs: Photoshop, Picture Publisher, Photo Paint,...)
Vector graphics
Vector graphics exported from a drawing program should be stored in EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) format. Fonts used in the graphics (use preferably Times) must be included. Please do not draw with hairlines. The minimum line width is 0.2 mm (0.5 pt) measured at the final scale. Do not use colour if an illustration is to be reproduced in black and white (Suitable programs: Freehand, Illustrator, Corel Draw...)
Most presentation programs (Excel, Power Point...) produce data that cannot be processed since they do not support the export of EPS data.
Table of resolutions for images and scans
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Colour |
CMYK |
300 dpi |
TIFF or JPEG |
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Monotone |
Greyscale |
300 dpi |
TIFF or JPEG |
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B/W line drawing |
Line |
900-1200 dpi |
TIFF or EPS |
Editorial Board
Editor-in -Chief
Pere Abell¨®
Assistant Editors
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Louis A. Codispoti |
Jordi Font |
Enrique Macpherson |
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M. Pilar Olivar |
Theodore T. Packard |
Albert Palanques |
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Jaime Rodr¨ªguez |
Dolors Vaqu¨¦ |
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Editorial board
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J. Albaig¨¨s
Institut d'Investigacions Qu¨ªmiques i Ambientals, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
M. Alcaraz
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
R. Anad¨®n
Departamento de Biolog&¨ªa de Organismos y Sistemas
Oviedo, Spain |
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K. Anger
Alfred-Wegener-lnstitut fur Polar und Meeresforschung
Helgoland, Germany |
W. E. Arntz
Alfred-Wegener-lnstitut fur Polar und Meeresforschung
D-2850 Bremerhaven, Germany |
E. Ballesteros
Centro de Estudios Avanzados, CSlC
Blanes, Girona, Spain |
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P.A. Bernal
COI
Paris, France |
C. Cuadras
Universitat de Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain |
M. H. Depledge
Department of Biological Sciences
University of Plymouyh
Plymouth, Devon PL4 8AA, U.K. |
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M. Estrada
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
C. Froglia
IRPEM-CNR,
Ancona, Italy |
J. Garrabou
Centre d'Oceanologie de Marseille
Marseille, France |
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J.M. Gili
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
J.J. Govoni
NOAA-National Ocean Service
Beaufort, USA |
R. Guerrero
Departament de Microbiologia
Universitat de Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain |
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M. Harmelin-Vivien
Centre d'Oceanologie de Marseille
Marseille, France |
C. H. R. Heip
Netherlands Institute of Ecology
Yerseke, The Netherlands |
L. Hutchings
Sea Fisheries Research Institute
Cape Town, South Africa |
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A. Ianora
Stazione Zoologica "A. Dohrn"
Napoli, Italy |
M.B. Jones
Universioty of Plymouth
Plymouth, UK |
P. Jonsson
Tjarno Marine Biological Laboratory
Stromstad, Sweden |
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T. Kiørboe
Danish Institute for Fisheries
Charlottenlund, Denmark |
J. Lleonart
FAO
Rome, Italy |
R. Margalef
Universitat de Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain |
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C. Millot
LOB-COM-CNRS
La Seyne-sur-mer, France |
B. Morales
IMEDEA (CSIC-UIB)
Palma de Mallorca, Spain |
H. Nelson
Texas A & M University
USA |
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S.Y. Newell
Marine Institute, University of Georgia
USA |
W. Norbis
Facultad de Ciencias
Montevideo, Uruguay |
P. Oliver
IEO
Palma de Mallorca, Spain |
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C. Pedr¨®s-Ali¨®
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
G. Pequeño
Instituto de Zoolog¨¬a
Universidad Austral de Chile
Chile |
G. Pierce
University of Aberdeen
Aberdeen, UK |
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F. Piferrer
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
M. Ram¨®n
Centre d'Aq¨¹icultura (IRTA)
Sant Carles de la R¨¤pita, Spain |
C. Richardson
University of Wales-Bangor
Menai Bridge, UK |
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J. D. Ros
Universitat de Barcelona
Barcelona, Spain |
A. Sabat¨¦s
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
P. S¨¢nchez
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
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A. S¨¢nchez-Arcilla
Universitat Polit¨¨cnica de Catalunya
Barcelona, Spain |
F. Sard¨¤
Institut de Ci¨¨ncies del Mar, CSIC
Barcelona, Spain |
I. Uriz
Centro de Estudios Avanzados, CSlC
Blanes, Girona, Spain |
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I. Valiela
Marine Biological Laboratory
Boston University
Woods Hole, USA |
P. J. Wangersky
School of Earth and Ocean Sciences
University of Victoria
Victoria, Canada |
S. Zanuy
Instituto de Acuicultura de Torre de la Sal, CSIC
Castell¨®n, Spain |
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C. Zeng
James Cook University
Townsville, Australia |
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