期刊名称：POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Polish Journal of Ecology
POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY ( formerly Ekologia polska ) publishes original scientific papers dealing with all aspects of ecology : both fundamental and applied, physiological ecology, ecology of population, community, landscape as well as global ecology. There is no bias regards taxon, environment or geographical area.
The following types of papers are accepted :
Regular research paper are presenting the results of basic research and are limited usually to 30 normalised, typed pages including illustrations and references (see Instructions to Authors)
Special papers ( limited to 50 pages) are dealing with a broad research programme, research synthesis or state-of-art in selected ecological problems. Special section inside an issue containing several research papers dealing with the same problem can be also considered. In both cases, the authors should consult with Editors before submission.
Short research contribution or research notes (limited to 5-7 or 3-4 pages respectively) are presenting brief or specific research results, new method, equipment, models, etc.
Comments – short papers ( up to 5 pages) containing the opinions and responses to already published articles in POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY or the contributions to current scientific discussion. They are published ( if necessary) together with reply of the respective author(s).
All types of papers are reviewed.
All papers are published exclusively in English.
POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY is published in four issues per year. Occasionally , the supplement to the annual volume as the special issue can be published .
Instructions to Authors
GENERAL INFORMATION
The Polish Journal of Ecology (formerly Ekologia Polska) accepts only papers written in English. Submission of a manuscript implies that the paper has not been published before (except in abstract form or incorporated into reviews and lectures etc.) and is not being considered for publication elsewhere. A cover letter verifying these points must accompany the manuscript. The Author is also asked to give his postal address (authors from Poland are asked to provide the name of their institution in Polish and in English), phone, fax and email address for further correspondence. Approximately three months following manuscript submission, the Author will receive comments and remarks of anonymous reviewers and editors. At that time, authors will also be informed of the Editor’s decision concerning publication of the manuscript. If publication is recommended the Author will receive specific instructions for correcting and returning the manuscript. The revised manuscript should be returned to the Editor within three months of the time of receipt.
Galley proofs are sent directly to Author and he is responsible for detecting all errors. No content changes in text and illustrations are allowed at this stage. The corrected galley proofs are to be returned immediately to the Editor. Authors receive 25 offprints free of charge. Additional copies may be purchased (under extra cost) if ordered when paper is sent to Editor. Copyright permission must be obtained for any table, diagram or illustration already published elsewhere and aimed to be reproduced in the Authors paper in exactly the same or slightly modified form.
COST OF PUBLICATION. The cost of one printed page is not higher than 50 PLN.The authors will be informed on the exact cost after receiving the galley proofs. Authors who have an institutional or grant support are expected to pay the total cost while the authors who have no these possibilities are asked to pay the part of the cost according to their possibilities. However, the authors who wish to include the color photos, plates etc. are supposed to cover the extra cost of the publication.
The payment should be made by transfer to :
PKO BANK POLSKI 46-10201026 ?122740972
Instructions for manuscript preparation
Authors should submit two copies of their manuscripts. Manuscripts should contain 30 lines per page and wide left margins. Right margin should leave unjustified. Small print is unacceptable. Regular research papers, including illustrations and references etc., should not exceed 30 pages. Special papers should not exceed 50 pages. Notes or Short Contributions should be limited to 3-4 and 5-7 pages respectively. Comments should not exceed 5 pages. Text and tables should be edited in Word for Windows ( 7.0 or higher) and figures should be edited in Corel Draw or Excel. There is no need for a diskette to be send with the text at this moment (see below).
Regular research papers should be arranged according to the following manner:
Author name(s) and surname(s)
Institution(s) and the postal address
Title of the paper − should be an accurate indicator of the contents of the paper and should stimulate interest in the reader. It is recommended that titles be composed of two parts (separated by a colon). Part 1 should indicate the general problem, process, or method and Part 2 should indicate specific topic of the paper e.g. case studies, application of results etc.
Abstract − should contain up to 100 words and should be informative and concise. One or two sentences should describe the general context of research and the Authors aim and hypothesis. Two sentences should describe methods, study area etc., and the final sentences should present the main results and conclusions referring to the hypothesis. Long, purely descriptive sentences should be omitted.
Key words − no more than 5−7 characterising the paper as to the problem, environment and object considered.
Running page headline − should be suggested by Author (no more than 50 characters).
Introduction − should present the general ecological context of the Author’s research, then his hypothesis and aim of the studies should be presented and related to previous literature. Cited literature should include the most recent papers. Introductions based only on old (60s and 70s) literature will be not accepted.
Study area − local geographical names (for instance to indicate the study sites) should be omitted. Names of regions, mountains, lakes and districts should be given together with their geographical coordinates. Copies of topographical maps are not acceptable. Maps should be professionally drawn and should contain only geographical names which are cited in the text and are necessary to understand the paper. A country outline with the study area marked with a point is desirable.
Material and methods − all indices, coefficients, etc., used to describe the material should be fully explained here, including also symbols, components, units, etc. Statistical procedures adopted in the paper should be explained. Units should follow the International System of Units (SI).
Tables and figures − should be set out on separate sheets with titles, numbered by Arabic numerals and signed with Author name. The numbers of tables and figures should be minimised. Figures should not contain data already given in tables. The total number of illustrations should not exceed 40% of total paper length. Tables should contain no more than 5 columns and 8 lines and be fit to one typed page. Figures should be no larger than 13 x 19 cm, should be black and white and should be of high contrast. All numbers and explanations (like e.g. axis) in figures must be sufficiently large to be still legible after size reduction during the formatting and printing the paper. Please remember that the captions in tables and figures should be self-explanatory. In other words the reader should not have to read the manuscript text in order to understand the figures content.
Results − should be described according to appearance of tables and figures in the text. Please indicate in the manuscript margin the place to insert the relevant table or figure. Reported data should include no more significant digits than the precision of the used methods warrants! Species names are to be typed with italics. Author’s name of species must be given at the first citing of the species.
Discussion and Conclusions − could be presented in one section or separate sections. The discussion of results and conclusions should be arranged in the context of the aims of the study and the hypotheses presented in the Introduction. Additionally, the results of the study may be discussed in the context of recent knowledge presented in the literature. Clear statements about what new ideas, data, methods etc. have resulted from the Author’s studies are highly desirable!
Summary − should be limited to two pages and should refer to all tables and figures.
References − should be listed in alphabetic order. Tittles of papers written in Latin alphabet should be given in their original version. Papers in Cyrillic alphabet should be translated into Latin according to international rules (ISO Recommendations). The titles of papers or books written originally in Polish should be translated into English and given in brackets immediately after the original title (see No 5 below). Titles of journals should be abbreviated according to the Word List of Scientific Periodicals.
References should be in following form:
1. Allan J. D. 1973 − Competition and relative abundance of two cladocerans − Ecology, 54: 484−498.
2. Cernysev V. B., Bogus P. P. 1973 − Vlijanie pogody na let nasekomych na svet v Srednej Azii. Zool. Z. 52: 700−708.
3. Harris G. P. 1986 − Phytoplankton Ecology. Structure, function and fluctuation − Chapman and Hall, London, New York, 384 pp.
4. Rigler F. H. 1972 − The Char Project. A study of energy flow in a high arctic lake (In: Productivity problems of freshwaters, Eds: Z. Kajak,
A. Hillbright-Ilkowska) − PWN − Polish Scientific Publishers, Warszawa-Kraków, pp.287−300.
5. Ejsmont-Karabin J., Karabin A. 1986 − Parametry i wskaŸniki przydatne do kontroli zmian zooplanktonu w jeziorach ulegaj¹cych eutrofizacji [Parameters and indices useful in controlling zooplankton changes in lakes undergoing eutrophication] (In: Monitoring ekosystemów jeziornych [Monitoring of lake ecosystems] Ed. A. Hillbricht-Ilkowska) − Ossolineum, Wroc³aw-Warszawa, pp. 23−45.
Items 1 and 2 refer to journals, items 3, 4 to books. References should not contain unpublished papers (which should be cited in the text only as: A. M. Davis − unpublished). If the paper is in press then the Authors surname should be followed by: in press − title of paper − title of journal − volume. Papers of the same author published in the same year should be distinguished by adding the suffixes a, b etc. to the year, e.g. Lusk S. 1968a, Lusk S. 1968b. All references should be quoted in the text as: Golley (1961) or (Golley 1961). Where more than two authors are refered to: Grodziñski et al. (1978). When citing more than one paper − a chronological order should be observed.
Short research contributions, research notes and comments should have title, authors name and address, a short abstract ( composed as above ) and the main text with tables and/or figures as well as references. Contributions, Notes and Comments can be typed without division into sections, but they should follow the logical progression described above.
Authors are obliged to prepare (on diskette) the final version of their text, illustrations and references after all corrections required by reviewers and editors. Text and tables should be prepared in Word for Windows ( 7.0.or higher). Figures should be prepared in Corel Draw or Excel. Please save the text and figures as separate files on your diskette.
The papers as well as all correspondence should be mailed on the address :
prof. dr. Anna Hillbricht-Ilkowska
Managing Editor POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY
Centre for Ecological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences
Dziekanów Leœny, near Warsaw, 05 ?95 £omianki
fax ( 48 22 ) 751 31 00, e-mail ahillbricht@post.pl
Editorial Board
EDITOR
Anna Hillbricht-Ilkowska
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Krassimira Ilieva-Makulec, Pawe Prus
EDITORIAL BOARD
Eliza D¹browska-Prot, Piotr Jab³oñski, Krzysztof W.Opaliñski, Jerzy Szwagrzyk,
Janusz Uchmañski, Tomasz Wyszomirski
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Henri Decamps ( France ), Aleksei Ghilarov ( Russia), Volker Grimm ( Germany),
Krystyna Grodziñska ( Poland), Lennart Hansson (Sweden), Jan Koz³owski (Poland), Michael McClain (USA), Bella Striganova ( Russia ), Przemys³aw Trojan (Poland),
Bogus³aw Zdanowski (Poland )
Address :
POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY
Centre for Ecological Research, Polish Academy of Sciences
Dziekanów Leœny ( near Warsaw), 05-092 £omianki, Poland
fax (48 22) 751 31 00 , e-mail : mailto:cbe@cbe-pan.pl
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