The
Condor
The Condor is an international journal
that publishes original research reports, review articles, and
commentary pertaining to the biology of wild bird species.
The Condor has implemented a new editorial structure and
online submission aimed at producing rapid decisions and rapid
publication. Manuscripts must be submitted online through ScholarOne
Manuscripts at: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/ucpress-cond.
New authors will need to create an account on ScholarOne Manuscripts,
after which the system will guide them through the manuscript
submission process. To set up an account, simply visit the website,
enter your contact information, and choose a password. Once registered
on the system, future submissions can be made by logging on to your
existing account. If your manuscript is one that the former editor,
David Dobkin, handled in any manner, then please note this fact when
resubmitting it. If you have difficulties or questions, please contact
the editorial office at condor@ou.edu.
Editor-in-Chief
Michael Patten
Oklahoma Biological Survey
University of Oklahoma
111 E. Chesapeake Street
Norman, OK 73109
405-325-5061 voice
405-325-7702 facsimile
condor@ou.edu
Editorial Assistant
Brenda D. Smith-Patten
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma Biological Survey
University of Oklahoma
111 E. Chesapeake Street
Norman, OK 73109 USA
405-325-5061 voice
405-325-7702 facsimile
condor@ou.edu
Managing Editor
Philip Unitt
San Diego Natural History Museum
P.O. Box 121390
San Diego, CA 92112-1390 USA
619-255-0235 voice
619-232-0248 facsimile
birds@sdnhm.org
Book review Editor
David L. Swanson
Department of Biology
University of South Dakota
Vermillion SD 57069
605-677-6175
David.Swanson@usd.edu
Message from the Editor-in-Chief—click here
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Ahead of Print--articles for
forthcoming issues
Abstracts available to
anyone, full manuscripts available to COS members
only from Caliber.
Recent issues (2000 - present)
Browse titles and
abstracts including forthcoming issues here>>.
Full text and pdf articles
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(Please use your library's portal to BioOne if available; the COS
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If you are not at a BioOne subscribed institution, follow these login
instructions:
To access The Condor online: go to the
BioOne website (http://www.bioone.org)
and select Title in the drop-down menu under Browse.
Navigate to The Condor. You may also use the
following direct link to access the full archive: http://www.bioone.org/loi/cond.
When you request access to full text or to download an article, you
will be prompted for your UserID and password. Your UserID is COND (all
caps), 00 (zero zero) followed by your 6-digit membership number, which
is located on your address label for The Condor or Ornithological
Newsletter. Your password is your last name in standard
capitalization (example: Bird).
Years 1800 - 2000
Full articles available
free through SORA
Printed back issues
Back issues of the most recent two volumes of
The Condor are available from the OSNA Business Office. Back
issues of volumes that are more than two years old are available from:
Western Foundation of Vertebrate Zoology.
Call 805-388-9944 or email bookkeeper@wfvz.org
for information.
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