Journal

Australian zoologist (1914 - )

From
1914
Functions
Journal and Zoology

Summary

The Australian zoologist (ISSN 0067-2238) is the oldest Australian journal specialising in zoological topics, including, more recently, papers on ecological and environmental topics. It is the journal of the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales and has been published (sometimes irregularly) since 1914. Early volumes included the proceedings of the Society: these have been published separately since 1934. In recent years it has been published by a commercial publisher on behalf of the Society.

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Journal Articles

  • Boulton, Andrew, 'The Australian zoologist - successful opportunist in a changing environment?', Pacific conservation biology, 3 (1997), 73-4. Details
  • Calver, Michael C.; Crawford, Heather M.; and Fletcher, Douglas, 'A century of peer reviewed Australian zoological research: prominent authors, themes and usage of papers from Australian zoologist', Australian zoologist, 41 (1) (2021), 663-88. https://doi.org/10.7882/AZ.2021.024. Details

See also

  • Strahan, R., 'Later history of the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales', Australian zoologist, 29 (1994), 3-41. Details

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