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Specialized Journal Entomofauna:
		Specialized Journal of Entomology The specialized entomological journal Entomofauna with its supplemental and monograph series has been founded in 1980 by Maximilian SCHWARZ and appears in about 500 pages per year. It serves for publication of scientific works on taxonomy, faunistics, biology and ecology from the entire field of entomology. Most of the publications are in German, some are in English and only few in other languages. Until 2017 each work was published as a separate issue. Starting with 2018 the journal appears in two bound volumes. The basic concept of regularly published journal has shown its vitality on the course 40 years. The external appearance (format 16x22 cm) with its recognized logo has constantly been kept, although the design and font have been constantly modified and improved. At the occasion of the 30st volume of Entomofauna the following publication on the history of this journal appeared: DILLER, E. & F. GUSENLEITNER & W. SCHACHT & M. SCHWARZ & T. WITT - 2010. Die Zeitschrift Entomofauna - 30 Jahre erfolgreiche Kooperation. - Entomologica Austriaca 17:171-194.
Years of publications until now Have been published – archive Subscription It is possible to receive the journal by subscription from Germany and abroad), and in an exchange from Thomas WITT. Subscription prize is EUR 32, per year. Costs of transfer are not covered. Supplementary issues are not included in subscription prize. Thomas WITT, Tengstraße 33, D-80796 München email: twittmuseum@gmail.com International exchange Recommendation on details of exchange see under Schriftentausch / Exchange / Échange Content – download – detailed Information Journal Entomofauna is represented in all the details on the homepage of Biology Centrum of Upper Austrian State Museum in Linzhttp://www.biologiezentrum.at/de/bz under the menu “Publikationen”. There are also available: *** * lists of content of each year can be viewed separately. Corresponding one appears upon the click on the number at the beginning of the line. the list of abstracting organs impressum, where addresses of editors and postal addresses can be found integrated abstract, covering all the years, alphabetically ordered by author catalogue of all newly described taxa (species and subspecies) of orders in question lists of content of each year can be viewed separately. Corresponding one appears upon the click on the number at the beginning of the line. Example: 01: (1980): Entomofauna 1 396 pp. Each work contains information on authors, title and number of pages. There is a field in the right column with the sign PDFunderlined with red. By clicking on it, it is possible to view and download the entire work with all the pictures and illustrations. rules for authors

Entomofauna – Supplements:
		The Supplementary volumes are published irregularly. In contrary to the journal, which appears in separate issues, a supplement comes in one volume in yellow cardboard binding. All the supplements published to date can be seen in Supplements archive. Supplementary volumes are not included in subscription prize. They can be purchased separately. Their prize depends on the size of the volume (its ranges from 101 up to 1280 pages). Volumes, printed versions of which are not available any more, still can be purchased in pdf format. See http://www.biologiezentrum.at/de/bz (under „Publikationen“).

Entomofauna – Monographs:
		Monographs are published irregularly. In contrary to the journal, which appears in separate issues, a monograph comes in one volume in light blue cardboard binding. In contrary to the main journal and the supplement series, monographs appear in large size with 21 x 29,5 cm. The series was created for manuscripts with the need for plates in large size. The first Monograph appeared in 2007 with 6 manuscripts on the family Saturniidae (Lepidoptera). All the monographs published to date can be seen in Monographien Archiv. Monographs are not included in subscription prize. They can be purchased separately. Their prize depends on the size of the volume.