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Crocodilia was developed by the IUCN-SSC Crocodile Specialist Group to provide an international forum for the publication of articles on research on the world's 23 species of crocodilians. The journal is intended to have a broad focus, ranging from pure biology and ecology to management and conservation issues. We hope that contributions to the journal will add to our general knowledge and understanding of crocodilians and their role in the ecosystem, and improve our ability to manage and conserve wild populations throughout their range.
Crocodilia invites contributions of original research, reviews on current management and conservation issues, methods or techniques papers and editorials. Recognising the extent of important "grey" literature that remains unpublished and unavailable to crocodilian researchers, Crocodilia will consider such articles for publication.
Please see www.iucncsg.org for details
Crocodilia invites contributions of original research, reviews on current management and conservation issues, methods or techniques papers and editorials. Recognising the extent of important "grey" literature that remains unpublished and unavailable to crocodilian researchers, Crocodilia will consider such articles for publication.
Please see www.iucncsg.org for details