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Dear Colleagues
It is
a matter of immense gratification to affirm that the SOCDAB during the last
meeting of its Executive Council held at NBAGR on August 21, 2006 resolved to
publish its own research Journal by the name of ‘Journal of Livestock
Biodiversity’. The Executive Council constituted following adhoc Publication Council for
the publication of the journal.for the publication of the journal.
Chief Editor
Dr. MS Tantia, Principal Scientist, NBAGR, Karnal
Executive Editor
Dr. S.K. Niranjan, Senior Scientist, NBAGR, Karnal
Editor
Dr. Indrajeet Ganguly, Senior Scientist, NBAGR, Karnal
Advisory Board
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Dr. B. Prakash, Meerut, Chairman
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Dr. S.N.S. Parmar, Jabalpur Member
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Dr. G.K. Gaur, lzatnagar
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Dr. D. Kumar, Pantnagar
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Dr D N. Das, Bangalore
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Dr.Umesh Singh, Meerut
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Dr. S.S. Tomar, Mhou
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Dr. K P. Singh, Hisar
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Dr Vikas Vohra, Karnal
As per the decision of the
executive council, research articles are invited from researchers working on the
varied aspects of livestock biodiversity and molecular genetics. Instructions
for submitting the manuscript are enclosed along with. Please bring it to the
notice of all concerned in your department/organization through circulation,
putting on the notice board, E-mail etc. All correspondences regarding
submission of articles and related matters may be sent to: Dr. S.K. Niranjan, Senior Scientist, NBAGR, Karnal and Executive Editor, Division of Animal Genetics, National
Bureau of Animal Genetic Resources, P.O. Box 129, Karnal-132001 (Haryana), India
(Saket.Niranjan@icar.gov.in).
Research articles for the inaugural issue may be sent latest by December 15,
2006. Life members of SOCDAB will be provided free pdf copy of the journal
through E-mail.
Looking forward to your kind cooperation in this
endeavor
Yours sincerely
(P.K. Singh)
General Secretary, SOCDAB
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Details and Instructions for Submitting
Manuscript to the Journal of Livestock Biodiversity
Name of the Journal Journal of
Livestock Biodiversity
Periodicity of publication Half yearly
GENERAL.
Journal of Livestock Biodiversity covers all areas of livestock
genetics, breeding, biotechnology, evolution, conservation and success stories.
All contributions undergo editorial and peer review. Color illustrations are
printed against charge of actual cost.
CATEGORIES OF MANUSCRIPT.
Journal of Livestock Biodiversity will consider: full-length
research articles on original research accomplished (not more than 10-12 typed
pages), short research notes (not more than 4-5 typed pages), hypothesis (1-2
pages), success stories (1-3 pages), viewpoint pieces (1-2 pages) and critical
research reviews (up to 15 typed pages), book or software reviews (1-3 pages),
obituaries (1-2 pages) and essays of a more general nature on ideas and trends
in genetics, evolution and conservation (2-3 pages).
SUBMISSION. One original and two copies of
research/review manuscripts, not submitted elsewhere for publication, should be
submitted to the Executive Editor. Manuscript should be typed in double space
(11 pt, Times New Roman font preferred) on one side of the bond paper of A-4
size. All pages should be numbered consecutively. Use SI units, and give
equivalent SI units in parenthesis when the use of other units is unavoidable.
Symbols should conform to standard guidelines.
The copyright of the paper will be transferred from the
author(s) to publisher. It is mandatory to furnish the enclosed certificate
along with the manuscript:
The decision of the editors will be final in the matter of acceptability for
publication. Authors are strongly encouraged to submit the manuscripts
electronically, as email attachments, to
Saket.Niranjan@icar.gov.in as well as hard copies to The Executive Editor,
Journal of Livestock Biodiversity, National Bureau of Animal Genetic
Resources, Karnal-132001, India. The corresponding author should give the
complete mailing address, telephone and fax numbers.
Title Page. Title should be short and informative (15 pt) and contain words useful
for indexing.
Short Running Title –
Not in more than 50 characters, to be all in capitals.
Keywords –
Five or six keywords (in normal 9 pt) indicating the contents of the manuscript.
Authors –
Names of the authors to be typed in first letter capital (10 pt).
Addresses of Authors –
Addresses of the institution(s) where the work was carried out including
telephone (office only), fax number and e-mail address (9 pt). Author for
correspondence should be indicated with an asterisk (*).
Main Headings:
Each manuscript should be divided into the
following main headings (typed in bold, first letters capital, on the left hand
side of the page; 11 pt): Abstract, Introduction, Materials and Methods,
Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements, References.
Abstract:
The abstract should convey the essence of the contribution, typed in normal
(11pt).
Introduction:
A brief and precise literature review with essential background and objectives
of the research undertaken.
Material and Methods:
It should include the relevant details of the
source and nature of material, experimental design and the techniques employed.
New methods should be described in sufficient details and others can be referred
to published work.
Results:
Results should contain data, essential for drawing main conclusion from the
study. Wherever needed, the data should be statistically analyzed. The data
should not be repeated in both table and figure.
Discussion:
The discussion should deal the interpretation of results. Preferably, results
and discussion should be combined to avoid repetition.
CONVENTIONS.
Authors should follow internationally accepted conventions in regard to units,
symbols and abbreviations. Only SI units of measurement and standard
abbreviations should be used. Binomial names of organisms are italicized.
TABLES.
Tables should be typed in double space on separate sheets, numbered
consecutively. All tables should be numbered serially, in order of appearance.
Details not mentioned in text and explanations may be given below the table as
footnotes. Do not use the "Insert Table" option of Microsoft Word, or Microsoft
Excel, to create tables. Type in the tables as text, using tabs for delineating
columns.
ILLUSTRATIONS.
The line drawings, illustrations, photographs etc will be accepted as hard
copies. All figures should be numbered, serially in order of appearance. Figure
legends should be typed on a separate sheet or sheets, which should be numbered
as part of the manuscript (at the end). Line drawings should be sharp original
drawings, not photographic reproductions. Photographs should be sharp,
high-contrast, glossy prints. Color photographs can be accepted only when
absolutely necessary. However, the actual cost of printing of colored
photographs will be borne by the author/s.
REFERENCES.
Citations in the text should be by name and year, in chronological order and
then alphabetically for the same year, and enclosed in parentheses. When there
are two authors, the citation should include both names (e.g. Harbitz and
Anderson 1998). When there are three or more authors, the citation should have
only the first author and 'et al.' (e.g. Woolard et al. 2003).
When there are many more than six authors, it is preferable to name only the
first six and use 'et al.'. Unpublished observations and personal
communications should not be included in the list of references, but should be
cited within parentheses in the appropriate place in the text with the full
names of the sources. Abstracts should not be used as references. Journal name,
abbreviations and book titles are in italic, volume number is in bold. Please
give a space between initials in author names. Few examples are given below:
Wilesmith, J., Wells, G., Ryan, J., Gavier-Widen,
D. and Simmons, M. 1997. A cohort study to examine maternally associated risk
factors for bovine spongiform encephalopathy. Veterinary Record
111: 230-243.
Sambrook J., Fritsch E. F. and Maniatis T. 1989
Molecular cloning: a laboratory manual, 2nd edition. Cold Spring
Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor.
Fries, R. and Popescu, P. 1999. Cytogenetics and
physical chromosome maps. In: The Genetics of Cattle (eds. R. Fries and
A. Ruvinsky), pp. 247-372. CAB International 1999.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
These should follow immediately after the end of the main text. In references to
granting agencies, the names should be written in full.
REPRINTS.
No reprints will be supplied to the corresponding author free of charge.
However, a printed copy of the relevant issue of the journal will be provided to
the corresponding author free of charge. Reprints may be ordered on the reprint
order form sent with proofs. A PDF file of the published article will also be
supplied to all life members of the society to disseminate it for academic
purposes.
COPYRIGHT.
Society for Conservation of Domestic Animal Biodiversity (SOCDAB), publisher of
the journal, will acquire copyright over all published material. Authors may
reproduce their published material elsewhere subsequently with the usual
acknowledgement to 'Journal of Livestock Biodiversity, published by
‘SOCDAB' and the volume and page details, but a request to do so will be
appreciated and also serve to keep the editorial office informed. Third parties
who wish to reproduce published material should write to the editorial office
for permission.
SUBSCRIPTION
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Single copy Rs. 300.00
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JOURNAL OF LIVESTOCK BIODIVERSITY
Article Certificate
F.No.
Title of the Article:
Title Changed to:
Author/s name/s:
It is certified that:
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All the authors have gone through the article
and are satisfied with its contents and presentation.
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The names of authors in the by-line
incorporate all the workers who made notable input in the article
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The order of names in the by-line is
agreeable to all the authors
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The address of the organization where the
research was conducted is given in the by-line (change of author’s address
is given in the footnote)
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The article is exclusive for this journal,
and the results reported in this article have not been/will not be sent
(during its consideration by this journal) for publication in any other
journal.
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The article has not been rejected for
publication in any other journal/ rejected in ________________ whose
comments do not prohibit this article for consideration in this journal and
are attached with the article.
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It is based on part/complete M.Sc/Ph.D thesis
work of the first author who submitted the thesis in ------- to the
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location).
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Truthful data and facts are presented in the
article.
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I/we agree to accept the objective comments
of the referees and do agree to moderate the article into a short note if
recommended so for publication in the Journal of Livestock Biodiversity.
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On publication in the Journal of Livestock
Biodiversity, the copyright of this article would vest with the Society
for Conservation of Domestic Animal Biodiversity (SOCDAB), who will have the
absolute right to enter into any agreement with any organization in India or
abroad engaged in reprography, photocopying, storage and dissemination of
information contained in it and neither we nor any of our legal heirs will
have any legal claims on royalty, if any.
Signature of all authors, their names,
designations and present correspondence address
Name and designation
Present official
address Signature with date
1.
2.
3.
Optional
The above certificate is correct to the best of my knowledge and I have no
objection to the publication of the article cited above in the Journal of
Livestock Biodiversity
Signature & Address of Head of organization
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