Re: biology styles

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1 total messages Started by Jean-Michel Lacroix Fri, 11 Jun 1993 13:33

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Author: Jean-Michel Lacroix
Date: Fri, 11 Jun 1993 13:33

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> For journal abbreviations, I wonder how many different
>conventions there are on the "correct" abreviations.  For example,
>if I recall correctly, the abbreviations used by Nature are different
>from those used by Cell.  Does anyone know if this is correct, and
>if so, what the basis is for deciding how to abbreviate journal names?
>
>Tom Ritch
>University of California, Los Angeles

I try to use the abreviation found in the following book:
"How to write an publish a scientific paper", by Robert A. Day, ISI Press,
Philadelphia, 1979. Pages 134-138.

"The art of Scientific Writting", by Ebel, Bliefert and Russey, VCH
Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, D-6940 Weinheim/Fed. Rep. Germany, 1987. Pages
412-416.

Those book are very usefull for that kind of information (and a lot of
other informations).


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