Journal of Primates

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Journal of Primates

The Journal of Primates publishes research across all of primatology, including field and laboratory research, with ecology, conservation and evolution as core areas.

Simplified diagram of the five major primate groupsLemurs and lorisesStrepsirrhinesTarsiersHaplorhinesNew World monkeysPlatyrrhinesOld World monkeysCercopithecoidsApesHominoids
One order, five lineages: research on non-human primates, wild or captive, across the order.

Journal register

Reference information on the journal's ownership, editorial responsibility, rights, review, fees and preservation.

Publisher and owner
Open Access Pub
The journal is owned and published by Open Access Pub.
Publication history
Since 2018
The journal began publishing in 2018 with Volume 1.
Editorial responsibility
Editorial Board
Editorial responsibility rests with the members of the Editorial Board.
Scope
All of primatology
Field and laboratory research, with ecology, conservation and evolution as core areas. Read the Aims and Scope.
Access and license
Open access, CC BY 4.0
All articles are free to read and reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license; authors retain copyright.
Peer review
Independent peer review
Single-blind by default; double-blind review is available on request. Manuscripts that proceed to external peer review are normally evaluated by at least two independent subject-matter experts.
Article processing charge
USD 1,200
Payable only after acceptance; withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy.
Preservation
Portico
Articles will be deposited in Portico, a not-for-profit digital-preservation archive. Read the preservation policy.
Contact
info@openaccesspub.org
Editorial office of the journal at Open Access Pub.
Current issue

Volume 1, Issue 1

Every article is open access under CC BY 4.0.

Aims and Scope

Research on how primates live, evolve and survive

The journal considers research across all of primatology, including field and laboratory research, with ecology, conservation and evolution as core areas. Topics include:

  • Behavioral ecology and social organization
  • Communication, cognition and learning
  • Foraging, diet and nutrition
  • Ranging, habitat use and spatial ecology
  • Population dynamics and demography
  • Community ecology and species interactions
  • Conservation biology and threatened species
  • Human-primate interactions and conflict
  • Habitat loss, fragmentation and climate change
  • Evolution and phylogenetics

These areas are illustrative. Read the full Aims and Scope.

Published research

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Article types

The journal publishes the article types listed here. Requirements for each type are set out in the Instructions for Authors.

  1. Original Research
  2. Review
  3. Short Communication
  4. Methods
  5. Data Note
  6. Field Note
  7. Commentary
  8. Letter
Submission

Submit a manuscript to the Journal of Primates

Please read the Instructions for Authors and the Editorial Policies before submitting. The article processing charge of USD 1,200 is payable only after acceptance; withdrawal after submission is subject to the journal's withdrawal policy.

Questions about a submission: info@openaccesspub.org

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