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Vol 44, No 5 (18 September 2023)
Indexed by SCI-E
2022 Impact Factor 4.9
2/176 Zoology (Q1)
2023 Journal Citation Reports®
中科院期刊分区动物学一区
Bimonthly, Since 1980
Editor-in-Chief: Yong-Gang Yao
ISSN 2095-8137
CN 53-1229/Q
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