Biologia
an international journal
Description
Biologia is
an international journal covering various aspects of botany, zoology and
cellular and molecular biology. Since 1946 the journal serves to publish the
newest results from research in life sciences. It provides to the authors a
credible and efficient peer-review and is in a front to theirs expectations of
high scientific standards. From over twenty years Biologia is indexed by
Abstracting and Indexing Services and evaluated by receiving a first IF in
1994.
Accordingly to the three subjects sections (botany, zoology and cellular
and molecular biology) the papers are publish bimonthly. Each section has its
own Editorial Board and Editorial Office. Now the efforts of all teams are
increased and unified because the journal is starting in the co-publishing
program with Versita and Springer. By this step in the development Biologia
introduces into electronic publishing. For the authors it benefits in a faster
and broader visibility of their results.
From 2007 every issue of Biologia will contain the papers from
the fields of microbial, plant and animal sciences. More details is given in
the Aims and Scope. The journal welcomes articles from all countries over the
world.
Aims
and scope
Biologia publishes
high-quality research papers in the fields of microbial, plant and animal
sciences. The papers on microbial sciences cover all aspects of Bacteria,
Archaea and microbial Eucarya including biochemistry, cellular and molecular
biology, genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. The papers on plant sciences
cover fundamental research in taxonomy, geobotany, genetics and all fields of
experimental botany including cellular, whole-plant and community physiology.
The papers on zoology cover mostly animal systematics and taxonomy, morphology,
ecology and physiology from cellular to molecular level.
Every Issue of Biologia will contain the papers from all the
above-mentioned fields of biology. Full-paper contributions should present
original experimental, methodological or theoretical research. Review articles
are preferably by invitation but unsolicited reviews are equally welcome.
Journal also publishes short and preliminary communications of outstanding
scientific importance.
Biologia is co-published by Versita
and Springer-Verlag.
The official web-site of Biologia is at SpringerLink: http://www.springer.com/11756.
This is the unofficial web-site common for all
the three sections, actual 2004. For older Issues, please click here.