Book Description:
Publishing research results is an integral part of every researcher’s professional life. The value of research and the career of a university lecturer depend heavily on the success in publishing scientific papers. As professionals engaged in some aspect of wildlife science, a significant amount of time will be spent communicating with other professionals through writing. However, writing is not every researcher’s favorite activity, and the obstacles of getting a paper published can be nerve-wracking. This book gives an introduction to basic issues of writing to say the least, and organizing scientific papers, and getting them published. (Imprint: Novinka)

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Table of Contents:
Preface pp.i-viii

Chapter I – General Introduction, pp. 1-29

Chapter II – Title and Abstract, pp. 31-48

Chapter III – Introduction and Material & Methods, pp. 49-78

Chapter IV – Results and Discussion, pp. 79-116

Chapter V – Conclusions, Acknowledgement and References, pp. 117-140

Index pp.141-144