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No restriction for using color figures and photographs. We welcome not only
full paper, short paper, review but also a brief introduction of new finding,
information, unusual images, commentary and data (Data
Paper). Those brief introductions are categorized into gNotes and Newsh,
gTaxonomic notesh or gTopicsh. We also welcome preprint manuscript, graduation
theses, master theses, and doctoral dissertations. These theses are considered
to have already been scrutinized within their respective institutions and will
not be newly peer-reviewed. We also
welcome commentary which aims to convey the author's perspective on any topic
of relevance to aquatic animals. Commentary may be presenting questions and
different viewpoints against other manuscripts, introducing novel or rare
findings, and proposing new ideas and methods. Commentary needs no abstract and
may be short up to 5,000 words with a few figures and tables. Data Paper may be
any datasets but published in the form of scientific article. These will be
reviewed by the Editor and occasionally peer-reviewed by scientists in their
field of expertise. Extremely large data set could be deposited to J-STAGE Data (https://jstagedata.jst.go.jp/).
Reference
list
Journal manuscript
Smith, A. H.
(1997). Studies on South American puffer fishes. Mar. Biol. 36: 44–69.
Smith, A. H.,
Yamada, K., Togashi, Y. (2007). Oceanic biodiversity.
Sci. Res. 2: 553–557.
Dissertation
Book chapter
Musyl, M. K., Smith, P. J., Abe, T. (2001).
Ability of archival tags to provide estimates of geographical position based on
light intensity. In: H. Smith, D. Bauer, J. Hope (Eds.) Electronic Tagging and
Tracking in Marine Fisheries. Kluwer Academic Publisher, Netherlands, p.
343–367.
Book
Smith, A. H.
(1966). Marine Ecology. Academic Press, New York.
Web site
Smith, P. J.
(2017). http://www.peter.CSIRI.au. (accessed on 20 May
2019).
Fish Base
(2014). Conger verreauxi. https://www.fishbase.de/Summary. (accessed
on 20 May 2019).
WoRMS (2022). Chelarctus
Holthuis, 2002. https://www.marinespecies.org/aphia.php?p=taxdetails&id=382.
(accessed on 20 July 2022).
units
25 L, 10 mL,
50 ΚL, 10 m2, 20 m3,
22 m/s, 20 %, 25 C
statistics
(Kruskal-Wallis
test, t-test,
U-test, p < 0.01)
Word file
with figures and tables or one PDF file including all must be sent to Editorial
office via e-mail.
administrator@aquaanimal.net
or
kaiyoeell@gmail.com
Upon
submission, the authors can recommend candidates (up to 4) for review. Let our
office know their name, e-mail address and organization.
We adopt a double blind system for review.
Upon acceptance, the author is required to send good quality of
figures and photographs (tiff, jpg, png, bmp, pdf or
ppt formats) to editorial office, which will be used to introduce the
manuscript on the web site. With the author's approval, the images will be used
for dissemination on social networking sites.
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