Last date of submission of abstract - 15th January 2010
If you are interested to submit abstracts kindly do it immediately.
Please mention the Workshop No. - (0094 SW1 – 2) while submitting the abstracts.
Guidelines for the Preparation of Abstracts
These guidelines are provided for general information, but are not intended to be prescriptive. As the abstracts will be published and may be cited, they should summarize your work so that your study can be understood without additional information.
The abstract submission process will require you to provide institutional affiliation of presenting and any co-authors. You will also need to supply 4 keywords to help with indexing your abstract and which will be used to assign your presentation to appropriate reviewers and sessions at the Congress. Please use words that best reflect your subject area or species beyond those already in your title.
When you sign-up with the online submission system you will receive an automated email that will contain your login details for the online submission system together with an attached MS Word (.doc) abstract template document which, when completed by you, will form part of your abstract submission.
The maximum word count is 250 words. Please check your word count before submitting your abstract.
The abstract must be written using 10pt Arial font.
Write the abstract as a single block paragraph in the appropriate space provided on the abstract template; alternatively cut-and-paste it into place from another document.
Use metric units of measurement, standard abbreviations and statistical symbols. Capitalize statistics (e.g. P < 0.05), but do not italicize.
The first sentences of the abstract should indicate the theoretical rationale or practical aims of the work. Hypotheses, objectives, research questions, or research problems should be stated clearly. If you provide methods, these should be outlined briefly with sample sizes, study duration, housing conditions and any special procedures used. Results should include explicit statements of outcomes relevant to your objectives, but note that reporting statistical tests is not necessary. Finally, any conclusions or critique should follow, whether theoretical or applied. Acknowledgement of funding sources may be included if space allows.
Please check spelling and grammar carefully and define all acronyms and non-standard abbreviations.
All abstracts of captive studies must comply with the ethical guidelines by the institutional/governmental animal care committees, and this compliance must be indicated in the relevant tick-box.
You will be able to re-enter the submission system to make changes to your abstract up until final submission/abstract deadline.
Further details about using the abstract submission system are available to authors during the submission process.
Abstracts can be submitted online :
http://www.ips2010.jp/abstract.html#guideline
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Wildlife Areas Development and Welfare Trust
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