>From the Editor of HerpDigest:

Due to popular demand HerpDigest is going to regularly print the
bibliographies of the top journals in Herpetology. 

Why? First, the readership of HerpDigest is larger than any of the journals,
larger than many of them combined.

Second. Cost & Time:. Few people can subscribe to all of the journals, have
the time to check say their school’s library regularly to catch up on what’s
new, or have access to libraries that subscribe to these journals, Add to
this the recession….

The Result?  A lot of information is probably not being read by the right
people.  

And that is where HerpDigest comes in. This is HerpDigest’s mission. To not
only broaden sources of information-as in finding new or relatively unknown
publications, to help people not miss anything that might be important to
their work, and expand the audience for herp news. Examples: a good third of
HerpDigest’s readers do not live in the U.S, many readers are not
herpetologists, but work in conservation and have to know about not just herps.

So once very week or two weeks, I’ll publish complete issues of
bibliographies of publications like Herpetological Review, (Copeia-just the
herp articles), Herpetologica and more as the issues come out. I’ll also
provide information where to get copies of the articles.issue or how to
subscribe.

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