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FrogLog publishes a range of articles on any research, discoveries or conservation news relating to amphibians. We encourage authors describing original research to first make submissions to a refereed journal and then, if appropriate, to publish a synopsis in FrogLog. Submissions to FrogLog should be in English, in the region of 1000 words, unless previously discussed with the editorial team, and follow the format of FrogLog 83 and above. All graphics supplied for publishing should be submitted as separate files, ideally in original jpg format or alternative commonly used graphical format. Please ensure that the highest quality image is sent to allow for optimal reproduction. Tables and charts may be included at the end of a word document with clear indication as to the appropriate title/legend. All titles and legends should be listed one after the other, as part of the text document, separate from the figure files. Please do not write a legend below each figure. Submission must include all authors first and surname which will be printed at the beginning of the published document. Each submission will be referenced as follows at the back of the edition: Tingley, R., Phillips, B. L. & Shine, R. (2011) Alien amphibians challenge Darwin’s naturalization hypothesis. FrogLog 95. Author Contact: reid. tingley@gmail.com. If you require further information on author affiliations, provide directly under this reference. Examples of submissions can be found in previous editions of FrogLog and include: • News and Comments • Correspondence Instructions to Authors • Obituaries • Opinion • Futures • News & Views • Insights, Reviews and Perspectives • Upcoming meetings • Recent Publications • Books Releases • Careers Submission should be sent to froglog@amphibians. org. Please name all files as follows, first author surname_ brief title description_content i.e. tingle_darwins naturalization_paper, tingle_darwins naturalization_ figure 1. Students The ASG has a particular interest in highlighting the vast amount of work being undertaken by students around the world and we invite students to submit synopsis of their thesis where appropriate. 56 | FrogLog Vol. 98 | September 2011
Coming up in FrogLog Vol. 99 Maritime Southeast Asia and Oceania Maritime Southeast Asia and Oceania ASG Update Recent Publications Grants and much more.......... Spotted Treefrog Nyctixalus pictus. Photo: Leong Tzi Ming November 2011 FrogLog Vol. 98 | September 2011 | 57
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