Cotinga
Neotropical Birding and Conservation’s annual journal Cotinga provides a forum for news, notices, recent publications, expedition results, reviews and publication of studies on Neotropical birds by contributors from all parts of the world. An online version of the journal is published in the spring and a print version in the autumn.
Since issue 32 of Cotinga, some of the articles in the printed version have been published in Cotinga Online ahead of the publication of the printed version. Cotinga Online is essentially a separate publication, though almost all of the papers in it (except for two in Cotinga Online 32) have been published in the printed version of Cotinga as well. If you are citing any of the papers that appeared in both journals, the NBC would prefer you to cite the details of the paper as it appeared in Cotinga.
Cotinga Index
The table of contents (TOC) for each issue of Cotinga can be accessed from the links below. The TOC for each new issue is posted soon after publication. Indices for Cotinga 1–10 and for Cotinga 11–20 are available for download as PDFs. Copies of most issues of Cotinga are for sale through the shop. A few early issues are out of print. Most of the articles from issues 1-42 can been downloaded free of charge from links given in the indices below. The full contents of the Neotropical News column from issues 1-19 of Cotinga can be read here. The full contents of the Neotropical Notebook column from issues 1-19 of Cotinga can be read here. The full contents of the Taxonomic Round-up column from issues 1-19 of Cotinga can be read here.
Contributing to Cotinga
The accent of papers and short notes is on new distributional and temporal information, including new country records, new data concerning biology, particularly breeding, and novel interpretations concerning taxonomy, particularly descriptions of new taxa. Cotinga does not consider papers on aberrant plumages or diet.
Contributions in English, Spanish or Portuguese are considered and accepted subject to editing and refereeing. Copies of new journals, books or reports for mention or reviewing are always welcomed. All contributions or enquiries should be sent to the Managing Editor, Cotinga, Neotropical Birding and Conservation, c/o The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire, SG19 2DL, UK. Email: [email protected]
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