Scholarly publisher and technology provider Pensoft has announced that Acta Biologica Sibirica, an open-access, peer-reviewed journal on the biodiversity of Siberia and the adjacent lands by Altai State University, has moved to the full-featured technologically advanced platform ARPHA. The journal will now be published in collaboration with Pensoft.
Pensoft's original publishing system ARPHA allows Acta Biologica Sibirica to publish original research papers, reviews, short communications, letters and discussion papers, book reviews and memorial articles. The scholarly platform was designed to facilitate authors in the manuscript writing, submission and review process as end-to-end experience, including publication of the data and multimedia content in the form, suitable for both enhanced high-tech human and machine discoverability of the scholarly outputs.
Acta Biologica Sibirica accepts for publication papers in taxonomy, phylogeny, biogeography, faunistics, floristics, biological systematics, nature conservation and protected areas. In the fields of faunistics and floristics there are several types of articles, available for submission: floral and faunal lists on any region of the world, faunal and floral discoveries (e.g. species newly recorded in a particular region, additions to previously published inventories), papers on methodology of faunal and floral studies.
The first papers of 2020 are already available online on the new website of Acta Biologica Sibirica.
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