期刊名称：ACTA ENTOMOLOGICA MUSEI NATIONALIS PRAGAE
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae (AEMNP) was established in 1923. So far, 49 regular issues and 11 supplemetary volumes have been published. From 2008 onwards, AEMNP is published biannually, accompanied with irregular Supplements.
Journal Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae (AEMNP) publishes entomological papers focused on taxonomy, nomenclature, morphology, bionomics and phylogeny as well as catalogues, faunistic papers dealing with large areas and short notes. The journal is open to authors from all over the world. Manuscripts are reviewed by two peer reviewers and evaluated by the editorial board. Papers not conforming to the journal style may be returned without a review. Manuscripts submitted to AEMNP must contain unpublished work and cannot be simultaneously submitted elsewhere. Formerly, the Department of Entomology of the National Museum in Prague has been issuing four publication series, three of which were discontinued and merged with Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae in 2008 (see Editorial note).
Publisher: National Museum, Václavské námìstí 68,
CZ - 115 79, Praha 1, Czech Republic
Contact: Redaction of AEMNP
Department of Entomology
National Museum
Kunratice 1
CZ-148 00 Praha 4
Czech Republic
e-mail: aemnp.editors@gmail.com
aemnp@nm.cz
Instructions to Authors
A) Focus of the journal
Journal Acta Entomologica Musei Nationalis Pragae (AEMNP) publishes entomological papers focused on taxonomy, nomenclature, morphology, bionomics and phylogeny as well as catalogues, faunistic papers dealing with large areas and short notes. The journal is open to authors from all over the world. Manuscripts are reviewed by two peer reviewers and evaluated by the editorial board. Papers not conforming to the journal style may be returned without a review. Manuscripts submitted to AEMNP must contain unpublished work and cannot be simultaneously submitted elsewhere.
AEMNP will consider manuscripts of any length but the editorial board may decide to publish long contributions in a supplementary issue. No page charges are required. Each author will receive 50 reprints and a PDF file for private use. AEMNP only accepts manuscripts in clear and concise English; papers requiring extensive linguistic corrections will be returned to the authors. Subject to the editor’s approval, papers may contain a translation of the summary or identification keys into other languages.
Authors must follow the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature and its important recommendations, especially Recommendation 16C on the deposition of the type material in institutional collections.
B) Submitting of the manuscript and editorial process
Manuscripts should be submitted electronically to the journal office by e-mail or on a CDROM. The text (in .doc standard text file or .rtf format, 12 pt font size) should be double spaced and left justified; do not divide words and avoid unusual fonts.
Author(s) will receive one set of proofs. Requested original artwork and storage media will be returned together with the reprints.
All correspondence should be sent to the AEMNP journal office by e-mail or via usual postal service to the following address:
Department of Entomology,
National Museum, Kunratice 1
CZ-148 00 Praha 4
Czech Republic
C) Structure of the manuscript
Manuscript should be structured as follows: title page, abstract, keywords, main text, acknowledgements, references, figure legends and figures. The main text should be divided into introduction, material and methods, results and discussion; some of them can be omitted where appropriate (e.g. in short notes). Page headings are supplied by the editors and approved by the authors in proofs.
Title page must contain:
i) Short and concise title. Leave out the author and year of description in names of taxa unless necessary. Higher taxa must always be specifi ed and placed in parentheses, e.g. (Coleoptera: Buprestidae).
ii) Authors’ names, with first name(s) spelled out and last names in capital letters.
iii) Addresses of all authors; specify e-mail addresses and include country name code into the postal code where available (e.g. CZ-148 00).
Abstract should provide a concise summary of the paper and must list all nomenclatorial acts contained in the paper; it should not exceed 20 lines of text unless necessary. Genus and species group names must contain the author and year of description (separated by a comma) at first appearance.
Key words (at most 20 words) may overlap with words in the title.
Latin names of taxa of the genus and species group must be italicized in the main text, with author(s) as well as names of higher taxonomical units in plain font. At first appearance in the main text, genus and species group names must contain (an) unabbreviated name(s) of the author(s) and year of description, separated by a comma. The author(s) and year of description should be omitted in all subsequent appearances.
Four-letter codens following Arnett’s The insect and spider collections of the world should be used for both private and institutional collections and explained in Material and methods. Codens for private collections should be created as follows: JSDI – John Smith, Dublin, Ireland.
Material. Place exact label data of type specimens in quotation marks; we encourage the use of slashes (/) to separate lines on the same label and of double slashes (//) to separate two labels. In all other locality data, list COUNTRIES in bold capital letters, and STATES and PROVINCES in bold small caps. Dates should preferably be formatted without spaces and with months in Roman numbers (e.g. 12.viii.2003).
Use the following symbols: male – m*; males – m*m*; female – f*; females – f*f*; unsexed specimen(s) – spec.; egg or egg batch – E; larvae of the first to n-th instar – L1 to Ln; pupa – P. Indicate reared specimens as ‘ex ovo’, ‘ex larva’ or ‘ex pupa’ together with the date at which the immature stage has been collected. Additional remarks (such as the currently valid geographical name of a locality) should be placed in [square brackets]. Use the following symbols for latitude and longitude data: ° for degrees, ′ (not ’ ) for minutes and ″ (not double quotation marks ” ) for seconds.
Descriptions and redescriptions of taxa should be concise and uniform throughout the paper. Use standardized abbreviations in the text: gen. nov., sp. nov., ssp. nov., syn. nov., comb. nov., stat. nov., stat. restit.
Citations in the text should include the author(s) and year, not separated by a comma. Give all names in small caps and separate multiple entries in parentheses by a comma: BOROVEC (2003) or (DE LATTIN 1967, LONBERG & GUSTAVSON 1937) or VESELÝ et al. (2002a,b) (more than two authors). Refer to unpublished work as NOVÁK (in press / in prep. / unpubl. / pers. comm. 2006).
References are listed alphabetically. Arrange several papers from the same author(s) chronologically; distinguish multiple papers published in the same year by single letters attached after the year (e.g. 1990a,b,c), ordered as they appear in the text. Journal names should be italicized and unabbreviated unless, in exceptional cases, the complete name cannot be found. Titles of monographs and conference proceedings should also be italicized.
Use issue numbers (in brackets) only if separate issues were numbered separately or appeared in different years (see LONBERG & GUSTAVSON 1937). Papers in languages other than English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Latin but with a translated title should have it in brackets along with the original title; papers without translated titles should be accompanied with an English translation in square brackets. Transliterate titles in cyrillics following standard rules (e, ë, э = e, ж = zh, й = y, х = kh, ц = ts, ч = ch, ш = sh, щ = shch, ь, ъ = ’, ю = yu, я = ya) and omit titles in other alphabets (see REN 2004). Details should be specified in a short note placed in brackets at the end of the reference, e.g. (in Czech, German abstract) or (in Russian, English summary without title). Do not italicize names of species and genus group taxa in references.
Examples:
BOROVEC R. 2003: Revision of genera Gyratogaster, Leianisorhynchus and Altonomus (Coleoptera:
Curculionidae: Entiminae: Cyphicerini). Klapalekiana 39: 1-30.
LATTIN G. de 1967: Grundriss der Zoogeographie. Fischer Verlag, Jena, 602 pp.
LONBERG E. & GUSTAVSON C. 1937: Contribution to the life history of the striped wrasse. Arkiv för Zoologi
29(7): 1-16.
MAJER K. 1993: Dasytidae, Melyridae. Pp. 91-92. In: JELÍNEK J. (ed.): Check-list of Czechoslovak Insects IV.
(Coleoptera). Seznam èeskoslovenských broukù. Folia Heyrovskiana, Supplementum 1: 3-172 (in
English and Czech).
PASHCHENKO N. F. 1988: Podotryad Aphidinea – tli. [Suborder Aphidinea – aphids]. Pp. 546-686. In: LER P.
A. (ed.): Operedelitel’ nasekomykh Dal’nego Vostoka SSSR v shesti tomakh. Tom II. Ravnokrylye i
poluzhestkokrylye. [Key to the insects of the Far East of the Soviet Union in six volumes. Vol. II.
Orthoptera and Hemiptera]. Nauka, Leningrad, 972 pp (in Russian).
REN Sh.-Zh. 2004: (Hemiptera: Nabidae). Pp. 142-144. In: (Insects of Mt. Shiwandashan area of Guangxi).
China Forestry Publishing House, Beijing, 349 pp (in Chinese, English abstract).
VESELÝ P., RESL K. & TÌÁL I. 2002: Zajímavé nálezy støevlíkovitých broukù (Coleoptera: Carabidae) z Èeské
republiky v letech 1997-2001 a doplnìk údajù o sbìrech z pøedcházejícího období. (Interesting fi ndings
of ground beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae) from the Czech Republic in the years 1997-2001 with
supplementary pre-1997data). Klapalekiana 38: 85-109 (in Czech, English summary).
Tables can be submitted in text format (MS Word files in .rtf and .doc formats) or in spreadsheets (MS Excel .xls format). Formatting should be kept simple; final layout assembled by the journal office will be approved by the authors in proofs. Complex formatting must be consulted with the editors prior to submission, and AEMNP reserves the right to simplify overly complicated tables.
Black-and-white illustrations (ink drawings, graphs and maps) are accepted as original artwork or in TIFF format with at least 600 dpi resolution in printed size. Other file formats must be consulted with the editors prior to submission. Original artwork must have sufficient contrast and not be more than twice as large as the printed size. In both cases, all figures should be assembled into final panels, consecutively numbered and provided with scale lines (where appropriate). Detailed figure legends including informationn scales should be placed at the end of the manuscript text. The width to height ratio of complete panels should be at least 0.71 to fill the type area (129×181 mm) with possibly some bottom space left after rescaling. Allow for space for figure legends (ca 7.5 mm for a single line and 10.7 mm for two lines of text).
Photographs and colour illustrations are accepted as original artwork or in TIFF format with at least 300 dpi resolution for 10×14 cm printed size. Photographs and illustrations of poor quality as well as poorly assembled panels will be returned to the authors and will result in a delay in the review and publishing process.
Figure legends should be prepared as follows:
Figs. 75-82. 75-77 – colour pattern of pronotum. 75-76 – Coccinella marussii Kapur, 1973. 75 – male; 76 –
female. 77 – C. hodeki sp. nov., male. 78-82 – colour pattern of elytra. 78 – C. marussii; 79 – C. hodeki sp. nov.;
80-81 – C. magnopunctata Rybakow, 1889; 82 – C. t. transversoguttata Faldermann, 1835. Scale bars = 5 mm.
The editors reserve the right to make minor editorial changes in line with these instructions without the approval of authors.
Instructions to Authors
Instruction_ENG.pdf
Editorial Board
Chairman of the editorial board:
Josef Jelínek (Czech Republic)
Editor-in-chief:
Petr Kment (Czech Republic)
Associate editors:
Martin Fikáèek (Czech Republic)
Igor Malenovský (Czech Republic)
Technical editor:
Martin Fikáèek (Czech Republic)
English language editors:
David Boukal (Czech Republic)
Grey T. Gustafson (USA)
Advisory board:
Michael Balke (Germany) Lubomír Masner (Canada)
Jan Bezdìk (Czech Republic) Wolfram Mey (Germany)
Freddy Bravo (Brazil) Carl W. Schaefer (U.S.A.)
Vladimir M. Gnezdilov (Russia) Aleš Smetana (Canada)
Jiøí Hájek (Czech Republic) Alexey Yu. Solodovnikov (Denmark)
Petr Koèárek (Czech Republic) Pavel Štys (Czech Republic)
Zdenìk Laštùvka (Czech Republic) Sonja Wedmann (Germany)
Non-anonymous reviewers (2005-2008)
Manuel A. Alonzo-Zarazaga (Spain)
Michael Archer (U.K.)
Paolo Audisio (Italy)
Manuel Baena (Spain)
Michael Balke (Germany)
Petr Baòaø (Czech Republic)
Hannes Baur (Switzerland)
Ron Beenen (the Netherlands)
Chuck L. Bellamy (U.S.A.)
Marco Bernasconi (Switzerland)
Rolf G. Beutel (Germany)
Jan Bezdìk (Czech Republic)
Pavel Bezdìèka (Czech Republic)
Svatopluk Bílý (Czech Republic)
Petr Bogusch (Czech Republic)
Marco A. Bologna (Italy)
Roman Borovec (Czech Republic)
Lech Borowiec (Poland)
David S. Boukal (Norway)
Harry Brailowsky (Mexico)
Freddy Bravo (Brazil)
Attilio Carapezza (Italy)
Chris Carleton (U.S.A.)
James Carpenter (U.S.A.)
Gerasimos Cassis (Australia)
Leopoldo Castro (Spain)
Donald S. Chandler (U.S.A.)
Ping-Ping Chen (the Netherlands)
Frédéric Chérot (Belgium)
Andrew Cline (U.S.A.)
Dominik Chlond (Poland)
Jakob Damgaard (Denmark)
Jitka Davidová-Vilímová (Czech
Republic)
Jürgen Deckert (Germany)
Pablo M. Delappe (Argentina)
Pieter H. van Doesburg (the
Netherlands)
Sakis Drosopoulos (Greece)
Libor Dvoøák (Czech Republic)
Alexandr F. Emeljanov (Russia)
Zachary S. Falin (U.S.A.)
Hans Ferry (Germany)
Martin Fikáèek (Czech Republic)
Paolo Fontana (Italy)
Dimitri Forero (U.S.A.)
Dmitry A. Gapon (Russia)
Victor P. Gapud (Phillippines)
Ursula Göllner-Scheiding (Germany)
Jacek Gorczyca (Poland)
Jocelia Grazia (Brazil)
Eric Guilbert (France)
Hannes Günther (Germany)
Josef Gusenleitner (Austria)
Fabian Haas (Germany)
Jiøí Hájek (Czech Republic)
Sam Heads (United Kingdom)
Ernst Heiss (Australia)
Klaus-Gerhard Heller (Germany)
Thomas J. Henry (U.S.A.)
Aleksander Herczek (Poland)
Lionel Hill (Australia)
Peter Hlaváè (Slovakia)
Hideto Hoshina (Japan)
John Huber (Canada)
Sergio Ibanez-Bernal (Mexico)
Sigfrid Ingrisch (Germany)
Tadashi Ishikawa (Japan)
Manfred A. Jäch (Austria)
Petr Janšta (Czech Republic)
Josef Jelínek (Czech Republic)
Jan Ježek (Czech Republic)
Marcin Kadej (Poland)
Zbynìk Kejval (Czech Republic)
Izyaslav M. Kerzhener (Russia)
Albrecht Komarek (Austria)
Petr Komzák (Czech Republic)
Fedor V. Konstantinov (Russia)
Andreas Kopetz (Germany)
Vítìzslav Kubáò (Czech Republic)
Nikolay Kurzenko (Russia)
Pavel Lauterer (Czech Republic)
Rauno E. Linnavuori (Finland)
Barbara Lis (Poland)
Jerzy A. Lis (Poland)
Toshko Ljubomirov (Bulgaria)
Jozef Lukáš (Slovakia)
Igor Malenovský (Czech Republic)
Klaus Mandery (Germany)
Lubomír Masner (Canada)
Armand Matocq (France)
Adriean J. Mayor (U.S.A.)
Otto Merkl (Hungary)
Pierre Moulet (France)
Roland Mühlethaler (Switzerland)
Jozef Muskovits (Hungary)
Andre Nel (France)
Herbert Nickel (Germany)
Nico Nieser (the Netherlands)
David Notton (U.K.)
Lois O´Brien (U.S.A.)
Massimo Olmi (Italy)
Glenda M. Orledge (U.K.)
Andrey L. Ozerov (Russia)
Santiago Pagola-Carte (Spain)
Miroslav Papáèek (Czech Republic)
Pietro Passerin d´Entreves (Italy)
Sebastien Patiny (Belgium)
Jean Péricart (France)
Dominique Pluot-Sogwalt (France)
Wojciech Pulawski (U.S.A.)
Dávid Rédei (Hungary)
David A. Rider (U.S.A.)
Martin Riha (Czech Republic)
Jeroen de Rond (the Netherlands)
udolf Rozkošný (Czech Republic)
Sergey A. Ryndevich (Byelorussia)
Izabela Sadowska-Woda (Poland)
Mitsuhiro Sasakawa (Japan)
Carl W. Schaefer (U.S.A.)
Harald Schillhammer (Austria)
Birgit Schlick-Steiner (Austria)
Christian Schmid-Egger (Germany)
Randall T. Schuh (U.S.A.)
Michael D. Schwartz (Canada)
Maximilian Schwarz (Germany)
Antonio Scupola (Italy)
Josef Šedivý (Czech Republic)
Andrew E. Z. Short (U.S.A.)
Nikolay Simov (Bulgaria)
Robert W. Sites (U.S.A.)
Adam Slipinski (Australia)
Aleš Smetana (Canada)
Vladimir Smetana (Slovakia)
Jaroslav Starý (Czech Republic)
Florian Steiner (Austria)
Jakub Straka (Czech Republic)
Merrill Sweet (U.S.A.)
Franco Strumia (Italy)
Pavel Štys (Czech Republic)
Vladimír Švihla (Czech Republic)
Pavel Tyrner (Czech Republic)
Xavier Vazquez (Spain)
José M. Vela (Spain)
Dušan Vepøek (Czech Republic)
Nicolas J. Vereecken (Belgium)
Thomas Wagner (Germany)
Raymond Wahis (Belgium)
Torsten Wappler (Germany)
Andrzej Warchalowski (Poland)
Christiane Weirauch (U.S.A.)
František Weyda (Czech Republic)
Herbert Winkelmann (Germany)
Denise Wyniger (Switrzerland)
Tomohide Yasunaga (Japan)
Matthew J. Yoder (U.S.A.)
Rustem D. Zhantiev (Russia)
Herbert Zettel (Austria)
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