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  The Journal of the Royal Australasian Ornithologists´ Union
 
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Critical insights to key topics for ornithologists worldwide. More...


 Complete Archive
To celebrate the launch of the complete digital archive of Emu, we have selected some of the most interesting and significant papers for readers to access freely online.

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Emu - Austral Ornithology is a major journal for the publication of research articles, reviews and short communications in all branches of ornithology. It has a proud tradition of publishing papers on many aspects of the biology of birds. Papers highlighting the conservation and management of birds are particularly welcomed. The Journal´s emphasis is on studies relating to the Southern Hemisphere and adjacent tropics. Emu - Austral Ornithology is for professional ornithologists, research scientists, resource managers, students and amateurs interested in any aspect of the biology and management of birds.

For citation purposes, the journal should be cited as Emu. The subtitle, Austral Ornithology, is used to emphasize the scope of the journal.

  
Current Issue
Volume 111 (4)

 New Submission & Review System
This journal is now using ScholarOne Manuscripts as its submission and peer review system. See our Notice to Authors for more information about this transition.

 Interview with Graeme Hamilton
Hear a 6PR radio interview with Birds Australia CEO Graeme Hamilton discussing Darryl Jones’ recent Emu Editorial on bird feeding.

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