AUSTRALASIAN PALAEONTOLOGICAL MEMOIRS
About the Journal
Initiated in 1983, the Memoirs are a monographic series published by AAP. Until 2015 it was known as Memoirs of the Association of Australasian Palaeontologists.
Scope
The Memoirs series publishes peer-reviewed papers on all aspects of palaeontology and its applications in the earth and biological sciences, including taxonomy, biostratigraphy, vertebrate and invertebrate palaeontology, ichnology, palaeobotany, palynology, palaeobiology, palaeoecology, palaeobiogeography and biogeochemistry among others. The Memoir series is designed for longer monographic treatments but will also consider thematic sets of papers and commonly publishes conference proceedings.
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Submitting to Australasian Palaeontological Memoirs
Submit your manuscript, following the instructions to authors for Alcheringa to the Chief Editor.
The submission of a paper to the Memoirs will be regarded as a contract with AAP that the paper or a substantially similar one has not been submitted for publication elsewhere, nor will be, upon acceptance by the Memoirs. Upon publication, the paper and the copyright thereof become the property of AAP unless reserved by the Crown. Requests to reproduce material from the Memoirs should be directed to the Chief Editor.
Proofs and Reprints
Proofs will be sent to the author once, for immediate correction and return. For monographic works, authors will receive 20 reprints free of charge. For shorter papers, authors will receive a PDF file in lieu of reprints.
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CHIEF EDITOR
Dr Ian Percival
Geological Survey of New South Wales
ASSOCIATE EDITOR
Dr Diego C. GarcÃa-Bellido
Dept of Biological Sciences
University of Adelaide
PRODUCTIONÂ EDITOR
Dr Sarah Martin
Western Australia Geological Survey
EDITORIAL BOARD
Assoc/Prof GA Brock, Macquarie University
Dr M Hannah, Victoria University of Wellington
Prof R Hill, University of Adelaide
Dr PD Kruse, South Australian Museum
Dr S McLoughlin Swedish Museum of Natural History
Dr KJ McNamara, University of Cambridge
Prof J Paterson, University of New England
Dr J Valentine, Charles Darwin University
