Mammal Review

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Mammal Review

description Trade journal
Area of ​​Expertise Natural sciences
language English
publishing company Wiley-Blackwell
First edition 1970
Frequency of publication quarterly, four times a year
editor The Mammal Society
Web link onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/%28ISSN%291365-2907
ISSN 1365-2907

The journal Mammal Review is a zoological journal , as the official journal of the British Mammal Society is published. The magazine has been published since 1970 with the 42nd issue in 2012, currently it is published four times a year. In addition, topic-related issues such as the magazine published in April 2011 under the title Genetics and conservation of large mammals in Europe appear irregularly .

The impact factor of the journal is as specified by Wiley-Blackwell at 2,515, the annual average at 3,081.

History of the Society's publications

In addition to the Mammal Review, the Mammal Society regularly publishes a newsletter for members called Mammal News . Before the magazine Mammal Review and the members' magazine Mammal News appeared in 1970, from 1955 to 1969 the Society published The Bulletin, which appeared twice a year, as a membership magazine with scientific articles. At the same time, Notes on British Mammals was published to members who adopted articles from the Journal of Zoology related to mammals in the UK. The latter was released until 1997.

content

The journal covers all subject areas of mammal research. Articles cover theoretical and applied research on mammals, as well as articles on the status, protection and management of wild mammals with a focus on Great Britain.

supporting documents

  1. ↑ a b Mammal Review by Wiley-Blackwell
  2. ↑ Contents Genetics and conservation of large mammals in Europe. Mammal Review 41 (2), April 2011.
  3. ^ Mammal News at the British Mammal Society
  4. ↑ History & Achievements at the British Mammal Society
  5. ^ Mammal Review at the British Mammal Society

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