Frontiers of Biogeography
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- PublishereScholarship University of California
- LanguageEnglish
- Article Processing ChargesUSD 300
- Publication Time6
- Editorial Review ProcessPeer review
- LanguageEnglish
- Society/Institute/SponsorInternational Biogeography Society
- Website URL
- Publication Time6
- Waiver Policy
- Editorial Team
- Review ProcessPeer review
- Review Url
- Author instructions
- Copyright Details
- Deposit PolicySherpa/Romeo
- License typeCC BY
- OA statement
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Who is the publisher of Frontiers of Biogeography? 
The publisher of Frontiers of Biogeography is eScholarship University of California.
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What is the focus of this journal?
The journal covers a wide range of topics inlcuding Species richness, Gecko, Disjunct distribution, Climate change, Biodiversity, Tree species, Plant species, Cnemidophorus tigris, Land snail, Dry forest, Blood parasites, Primary production, Critically endangered, Last Glacial Maximum.
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