BioOne Announces 2011 Collections

[Lauren Kane <lauren@arl.org>]

*Apologies for Cross Posting*

BioOne is pleased to welcome six new titles and their respective 
not-for-profit publishers to the 2011 BioOne Collections. These 
additions further enhance the value of BioOne, an essential 
aggregation of quality content encompassing the biological, 
ecological, and environmental sciences.

Four titles from the prestigious National Museum of Natural 
History, Paris, France will join the BioOne.2 collection: 
Adansonia, Anthropozoologica, Geodiversitas, and Zoosystema. The 
American Bryological and Lichenological Society, publisher of The 
Bryologist, will add their second publication to BioOne.1 in 
Evansia. Ardea, flagship journal of the Netherlands 
Ornithologists? Union, will also join the BioOne.1 collection.

With the January 2011 addition of these new titles, BioOne will 
be home to 166 total publications, 114 of which (69%) are 
ISI-ranked. Furthermore, 65 of BioOne?s titles (39%) have their 
current content available online exclusively through the BioOne 
platform, and 31 titles (19%) are based outside of the US. In 
addition to its two subscribed collections, BioOne continues to 
be home to twelve open access publications, freely available to 
all users and fully integrated with the subscribed titles.

For subscription or trial information, please visit the BioOne 
website at www.bioone.org/page/subscribe/subscriptions. 2011 
rates for both the BioOne.1 and BioOne.2 collections reflect a 
price increase of 4% over 2010. Institutions subscribing to both 
collections receive a 5% discount on their BioOne.1 subscription.

New Publications for 2011:  The following titles will make their 
debut in BioOne on January 3, 2011:

To BioOne.1:
Ardea, published by the Netherlands Ornithologists' Union 
Evansia, published by the American Bryological and Lichenological 
Society

To BioOne.2:
Adansonia, published by the National Museum of Natural History, 
Paris, France
Anthropolozoologica, published by the National Museum of Natural 
History, Paris, France
Geodiversitas, published by the National Museum of Natural 
History, Paris, France
Zoosystema, published by the National Museum of Natural History, 
Paris, France

2011 collection title lists in .pdf and .csv formats are 
available for download on the BioOne website at 
www.bioone.org/page/about/content/titles


2010 Content Departure
Additionally, effective January 2011, the following title will no 
longer add new content to BioOne.

>From BioOne.2:
Journal of Great Lakes Research, published by the International 
Association for Great Lakes Research (to Elsevier)

In accordance with both BioOne standard policy and Project 
Transfer (www.uksg.org/transfer) guidelines, all issues 
previously hosted on BioOne from departing titles will remain 
accessible to subscribers in perpetuity.

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Lauren Kane
Director of Publisher Relations
BioOne
21 Dupont Circle NW, Suite 800
Washington, DC 20036