期刊名称：SHILAP-REVISTA DE LEPIDOPTEROLOGIA
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
About the journal
"SHILAP Revista de lepidopterologes una revista internacional publicada desde 1973 por la Sociedad Hispano-Luso-Americana de Lepidopterologa. Incluye artculos de investigacin emprica y terica en todas las reas de la Lepidopterologa (sistemtica, taxonoma, filogenia, morfolog, bionoma, ecologa, faunstica y zoogeografa.
"SHILAP Revista de lepidopterolog is an international journal which has been published by the Sociedad Hispano-Luso-Americana de LepidopterologÃa since 1973. It includes empirical and theoretical research in all aspects of Lepidopterology (Systematic, Taxonomy, Phylogeny, Morphology, Bionomics, Ecology, Faunistics and Zoogeography.
Instructions to Authors
1. SHILAP Revista de lepidopterologÃa is an international journal which has been published by the Sociedad Hispano-Luso-Americana de LepidopterologÃa since 1973. It includes empirical and theoretical research in all aspects of Lepidopterology (Systematic, Taxonomy, Phylogeny, Morphology, Bionomics, Ecology, Faunistics and Zoogeography, also bibliographical papers or those on the history of Lepidopterology, as well as book reviews on the topics mentioned) from all over the world with special emphasis of study of Conservation Biology. Each volume consists of four issues a year (one volume per annum) in March, June, September and December.
2. Contributions should be written in Spanish, English, French, German, Italian or Portuguese, the official languages of the journal.
3. The manuscript reports on original research not published elsewhere and it has been submitted exclusively for consideration in SHILAP Revista de lepidopterologÃa, if that is not case, please tell us as soon as possible. Electronic submission of papers is encouraged. The preferred format is a document Rich Text Format (RTF). Required mode and minimum resolution for bitmap graphic file: Colour in 24-bit RGB mode, 300 dpi at print size; halftones in 8-bit greyscale mode, 300 dpi at print size; line art in 1-bit black and white mode, 1200 dpi at print size. The manuscript must be original writings, typewritten with double spacing. Original and two copies of text and illustration will be required and also including an identical text-file (in WordPerfect or Word) on diskette (3.or CD.
4. The Editor represents the opinion of the Editorial Board; he will inform the authors about the acceptance or rejection of their contributions. All manuscripts will be reviewed by the Editor and two independent reviewers in order to guarantee the quality of the papers. Based in their reports the Editor decides whether a manuscript will be accepted for publication. The process of review is rapid. Once accepted, papers are published as soon as practicable, usually within 12 months of initial submission. Upon acceptance, manuscripts become the property of the journal, which reserves copyright and not published material may be reproduced without quoting its origin.
5. Manuscripts should include a summary in Spanish and another in any other official languages of the Journal, preferably in English (Abstract). For the authors that don=t knows Spanish, translation of the English abstract into Spanish is provided by the Editor, if the paper once the typescript has been accepted. The abstract will be brief and condense conclusions of paper, without full stops. Each summary will be followed by a maximum of 10 key words (Palabras clave) in the same language, separated by coma. The summary in a language different to that of the text will be preceded by a translation of title in English.
6. Contributions should be presented as follows: title, author, summaries, text and bibliography. In case you have some doubt, please check up previous issues of the journal. Works which are not adjusted to these rules will be returned to authors.
7. AUTHORS: Should give their full name and their addresses. The authors first names must be referred to by their initials.
8. TEXT: It is requested not to use, if possible, footnotes, they sometimes make the understanding of papers difficult.
Dates must be given as 15-VII-1985 (days and years in Arabic numbers and months in Roman ones).
References given in the text should be made: LINNAEUS (1758), (LINNAEUS, 1758) or HARRY (in MOORE, 1980) that is names of authors in capitals and date of the indicated work. If there are two or more authors, the first one followed by et al. will be given. If pages are to be quoted, they will follow the year separated by a colon (1968:65).
Mentions of captures should be made: Country (when pertinent), province (or equivalent administrative unit), locality, altitude, sex of the specimens, date and in parenthesis collector. Male and female symbols have to be coded as and respectively, with parenthesis. Special characters with diacritic marks usually not included to the West European fonts (e. g. Slavic languages, Romanian, Polish, Turkish, etc.) should also be coded; the codes used must be presented on a separate sheet with a printed version of the manuscript.
9. SPECIES AND OTHER TAXONOMIC CATEGORIES: All the names of the taxa mentioned to the text, both the well established and the new ones, must conform to the current norms of the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. The abbreviations gen. n., sp. n., syn. n., comb. n., or similar should be used to explicitly indicate all taxonomic innovations. In the describing new genus-group taxa, the nominal type-species must be designated in its original combination and with reference to the original description immediately after the new name. If the article describes new taxa, type material must be deposited in a scientific institution.
Names of taxa should be followed by the names of their describers (complete surnames) and by the date of description at least once. The internationally accepted abbreviations may be used. Examples: L. (Linnaeus); H.-S. (Herrich-SchÃffer); Stgr. (Staudinger), etc.
10. ILLUSTRATIONS: Drawings should be made with Indian ink on white card or drawing paper DIN A4. Authors may send high contrast photographs. Colour plates can also be published. Publication cost for colour plates will borne by the author.
11. BIBLIOGRAPHY: All manuscripts must include a bibliography of the publications only cited in the text. Bibliographic references should be made as follows: author, publication year, title of the paper or book and abbreviated names of the journal according to the World List of Scientific Periodicals, abbreviations of periodicals, indicating volume, number (within parenthesis) and pages. Examples:
Article in journal:
SARTO I MONTEYS, V., 1985.- Confirmación de la presencia en la PenÃnsula Ibérica de Earias vernana (HÃbner, 1790).- SHILAP Revta. lepid., 13(49): 39-40.
Article to collective volume:
REBEL, H., 1901.- Famil. Pyralidae-Micropterygidae. 2 Theil.- In O. STAUDINGER & H. REBEL. Catalog der Lepidopteren des palaearctischen Faunengebietes: 368 pp. R. Friedlander & Sohn, Berlin.
Book:
HIGGINS, L. O., 1975.- The Classification of European Butterflies: 320 pp. Collins, London.
Bibliographic references should be given to alphabetical order of the authors name. If there is more than one reference of the same author they should be ordered from older to more recent dates.
12. TABLES: They must be identified with correlative Roman numerals, on unnumbered sheets.
13. NOTES AND BOOK REVIEWS: No more than two pages without figures, instructions as for articles.
14. PROOFS: Authors will be provided with galleys for careful checking of misprints. Only misprint corrections will be allowed, text or style corrections will be charged to author. Corrected galleys must be returned within 15 days after reception date. If delayed, the Editorial Board will decide whether to delay publication of the article or to do corrections, declining responsibility for persisting errors. The Editorial Board reserves the right to do the appropriate modifications to keep the uniformity of the journal.
15. REPRINTS: The author will receive 25 reprints of their paper free of charge; joint authors must share these reprints. Additional copies should be ordered beforehand from the General Secretary, at extra cost to be paid by the author/s.
16. CORRESPONDENCE: The first author is responsible for correspondence unless stated otherwise when submitting the typescript to General Secretary. If photographs or colour figures are included, authors are requested to accept charges in writing when submitting the typescript.
17. MANUSCRIPTS: Should be sent to:
SHILAP
Apartado de Correos, 331
E-28080 Madrid
ESPAÑA / SPAIN
E-mail: avives@eresmas.net / antoniovives@wanadoo.es
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