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Guidelines forAuthors - The Victorian Naturalist Submission ofallManuscripts Abbreviations nmoeSraubnimstihsbasteiitonhnegomfcatoaenrsmiaiandluehsracesrdinpfototrwbieplelunbhlpeiubctlaaiktseihnoendt,,o ta/h.Te;hmepaenrfuso.slclorobiwspi.tn;g(uwanibptbuhrbeliv.tiaaltdicaistoanw;shesahrnoedulipdnedribsc.eatucesode)md:mie,nt elsewhere, and that all authors agree to its which arc cited in the text as (RG Brown 1994 submission. pers.comm.3May).Use‘subsp.’ forsubspecies. Authors may submit material in the form of research reports, contributions, naturalist notes, Units letters to the editor and book reviews. 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Guidelinesforpresentation ofpapers Tables must fit into 55 mm or 1 15 mm. If Research reports and contributions must be using a table editor, such as that in MS Word, accompaniedbyanabstractofnotmorethan200 donotusecarriagereturns withincells. Usetabs words. Theabstractshouldstate thescopeofthe and notspaceswhensettingupcolumnswithout work, give the principal findings and be com- atableeditor. pleteenough forusebyabstractingservices. All figuresandtablesshouldbereferredto in the Three copies ofthe manuscript should be pro- text and numbered consecutively. Theircaptions vided, each includingall tablesand copiesofllg- must be numberedconsecutively (Fig. 1, Fig. 2, ures. Originalartworkandphotoscan bewithheld etc.) and put on a separate pageat the end ofthe by the author until acceptance ofthe manuscript. manuscript. Tables should be numbered consecu- Manuscripts shouldbe typed, double spaced with tively(Table I.Table2,etc.)antihaveanexplana- wide margins and pages numbered. Please indi- torycaptionatthetop. cate the telephone number (and email address if Pleaseconsulttheeditors ifadditionaldetailsare available) ofthe authorwho is to receivecorre- required regarding document formats and image spondence. Submission ofmanuscripts should be specifications. Authorswhoarenotcomputerliter- accompaniedbyacoveringletter. ate should contact the editors to make special An electronicversion and one hard copy ofthe arrangements. manuscript are required upon resubmission after Sequence Data referees’ comments have been incorporated. All nucleotide sequence data and alignments Documents should be in Microsoft Word orRTF should be submitted to an appropriate public format. database, such as Genbank or EMBL. The TaxonomicNames accession numbers for all sequences must be Cite references used for taxonomic names. citedinthearticle. References used by The VictorianNaturalistare JournalStyle listedattheendoftheseguidelines. Authorsareadvisedtonotethelayoutofhead- ings, tables and illustrations as given in recent issues ofthe Journal. Single spaces are used 410 The Victorian Naturalist Contributions afterfull stops,and singlequotation marksare Phillips A and Watson R (1991)Xanthorrhoea: usedthroughout. consequences of‘horticultural fashion’. The Inallpapers,firstreferencetoaspeciesshould VictorianNaturalist108, 130-133. use both the common name and binomial. This Smith AB (1995) Flowering plants in north- journal uses capitalised common names for eastern Victoria. (Unpublished PhD thesis, ospuetcibers,acfkoeltlso,weed.gb.yKtahnegbairnoomoiaGlrainssitaTlihcesmwietdha- WolfUnLivaenrdsiCthyiopfpeMnedlabloeurGnMe)(1981)The natural triandra. However, where many species are distribution ofEucalyptus in Australia. mentioned, a list (an appendix at the end), with Australian National Parks and Wildlife both common andbinomial names, may be pre- Service,SpecialPublicationsNo6,Canberra. ferred. Lists must be in taxonomic order using Othermethodsofreferencingmaybeacceptable trheecoormdmeerndinedwhbieclhowt.hey appear in the references tinhemaenduitsocrrsipsthsooutlhderbethcaonnsreusletaerdc.hTrhepeortbsi,blainod- References graphic software ‘EndNote’ should NOT be References in the text should cite author and used. Astyleguidefor The VictorianNaturalist year, e.g. Brown (1990),(Brown 1990), (Brown isavailableon ourwebsite. For furtherinforma- 1990, 1991),(Brown 1995 unpubl.),(Brownand tion on style, writeto the editors, orconsultthe Green 1990), (Brown and Green 1990; Blue latest issue of The Victorian Naturalist or edi- 1990; Red 1990). Ifthere are more than two tion ofStyle ManualforAuthors, Editors and authors for a paper use (Brown et al. 1990). Printers(John Wiley& Sons:Milton,Qld). These should be included under References, in ManuscriptCorrections boaiinlnengpllc.hyolawuPbid)efee.rtdtsihT.ceihanoedlbtashtuo.easredaileisnorstdf,avouapafnietprlrsuate.bbhfleleecireseoonhnmncedmedrs,o.edqfaJsutethoashouteuirslnftdaaoecrlxnctvoetitpi(ettslwebee-dees saorcntrAliiuycptltmheboiaernsfsoor‘rcreacenhiatadvnygegorefeiofssrymtttoahhetyehfepbirenpiarnlmtieamcredo’rep.wyaiAtlolftchbotihsepeysistreoanmgfteat.nhaeuni-dr shouldbequotedin full. ComplimentaryCopies LeigahnJd, BEonddeanngReraneddBPrliagngstsJ o(1f9A8u4s)tErxatliinac.t fiAvfetceormppulbilmiecnattaiornyocfopainesarotfictlheatinistshueejaoruernsaeln,t (Macmillan:South Melbourne) to the author(s) 'for each paper. Authors of Lunney D (1995) Bush Rat, In The Mammalsof NaturalistNotesand Book Reviewswillreceive Australia pp 651-653. Ed R Strahan. twocomplimentarycopiesofthejournal. (Australian, Museum/Reed New Holland: Sydney) Checkingspeciesnamesistheresponsibility ofauthors. The booksweuseasreferencesforarticles in The Victorian Naturalist arc listed below.'Authors should refer to the source used for species namesintheirmanuscripts.Ineverycase,thelatesteditionofthebookshouldbeused. Mammals - Menkhorst PW (ed) (1995) Birds - Christidis L and Boles W (1994) The Mammals ofVictoria: Distribution, Ecology Taxonomy andSpecies ofBirds ofAustralia and Conservation. (Oxford University Press: and its' Territories. Royal Australian South Melbourne) Ornithologists Union Monograph 2. (RAOU: Reptiles and Amphibians - Cogger H (2000) Melbourne) Reptiles andAmphibians ofAustralia, 6 ed. Plants - Ross JH (ed) (2000) A Census ofthe (Reed Books:Chatswood,NSW) Vascular Plants of Victoria, 6 ed. (Royal Insects-CSIRO(1991) TheInsectsofAustralia: BotanicGardensofVictoria: Melbourne) a textbookforstudents andresearch workers. Vol IandII.(MUP:Melbourne) Please submitmanuscriptsandenquiriesto: The Editor TheVictorianNaturalist LockedBag3, P.O. Blackburn,Victoria3130 Phone/Fax(03)9877 9860. [email protected] Webaddress: http://www.vicnet.net.au/~fncv/vicnat.htm Vol. 123 (6) 2006 411

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