Gayana

Aims & Scope

GAYANA covers all aspects of zoology and oceanographic research. It is structured in five sections, defined by subject or discipline: Ecology, Biodiversity and Taxonomy, Earth Sciences, Evolutionary, and Applied Biology and Environmental Biology. Each section is in charge of an editor who receives and manages the manuscripts sent for evaluation in close collaboration with the editorial board. GAYANA receives contributions in the following formats: Original article, Review, Short communication, Editorial comment, Book comment, and Obituaries. Manuscripts are accepted in English or Spanish although the use of the English language is encouraged. The scope of GAYANA have four main research lines: Earth Sciences: includes but is not limited to studies in Oceanography, Limnology, Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences. Ecology: includes but is not limited to studies in functional ecology, trophic dynamics, and microbial ecology. Environmental Biology: includes studies of environmental pollution in freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecosystems, and resource management. Biodiversity and Taxonomy: includes but is not limited to Biodiversity, description and species classification. Evolutionary Biology: includes studies like Bioassays and Biotechnology. Applied Biology: includes but is not limited to studies in Population Genetics, Evo-Devo, Evolutionary Ecology and Systematic studies.

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