INSTRUCTIONS
FOR AUTHORS
Texts:
Maximum length 10 pages, with font size 12 pt and
printed with 1.5 spacing, including references and
illustrations.
The
title should
be short and informative of the contents. The names of
the authors should be listed in the order they would
like to be cited. First the initials of their names,
then the surname or surnames they wish to include.
Authors affiliations, complete postal and e-mail
addresses should be indicated.
A
Spanish and English abstract in each language should also be included, as well as 5 key
words in each language, in alphabetic order.
The
different sections of the text will be titled in
unnumbered bold capitals. It is recommended to include
the sections INTRODUCTION and CONCLUSIONS. The last
section will be REFERENCES.
Original
graphics
(figures, maps and photographs, etc.), and tables
should be prepared
to take up the size of 18,5 x 13,5 cm. Should be handed
separately of the text, indicating its position on the
text. Graphics will only be printed in black and white.
Should
the text refers to samples or data, these should be
reflected in the corresponding maps, plans or schemes.
References
in
the text should be cited with the complete surnames used
by the authors in the work, in small letters, and listed
at the end of the text similarly. Use
et al. for
more than three authors. References should be listed at
the end of the text in alphabetical order of authors’
names; journal and book titles should be written out,
not abbreviated.
Examples:
a) Article
in journal:
Heredia,
M. y Baltuille, J.M. 1997. Las posibilidades mineras de
Cuba en el sector de las Rocas Ornamentales. Boletín
Geológico y Minero, 108 (6), 47-52.
Schuster,
W. and Thomson, T.J. 1991. Description of the natural
factors affecting the environmental conditions in the
site of Llandose (Illinois). International
Journal of Environmental Sciences, 5 (3), 112-134.
b) Book:
Didier,
J. 1973. Granites
and their enclaves. Elsevier, Amsterdam, 393 pp.
c)
Article in an edited book:
Quesada,
C. 1983. EL Carbonífero de Sierra Morena. En: Martínez,
C. (ed.), Carbonífero
y Pérmico de España. Instituto Geológico y Minero
de España, Madrid, 243-278.
d)
Paper presented at meeting:
Delgado,
F., Ovejero, G. y Jacquin, J.P. 1971. Localización
estratigráfica y medio paleogeográfico de las
mineralizaciones (galena y fluorita) de Sierra de Baza
(Granada, España). I Congreso Hispano-Luso-Americano de Geología Económica, Madrid,
2, 119-128.
e) Unpublished
works:
Author
or authors, year and location of the works should be
cited.
f)
Web pages:
In
this case the following information should be provided:
Title of page, author or authors, editing organisation
or institution, place of origin of the server, date of
access to information and electronic address both of the
web page and the root directory, as well as a contact
e-mail.
Kluwer
Academic Publishers Information Service (KAPIS),
Holanda, 24/03/99, http://www.wkap.nl
e-mail: texhelp@wkap.nl
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