AQUAPHYTE ONLINE
Winter 2002

BIOLOGY OF INLAND WATERS

Editorial Board: The Russian Academy of Sciences
Editor-in-Chief: D.S. Pavlov, Professor, Academician of Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of Ecology & Evolution, Moscow, 117071, Russia.

The Journal was founded in 2000 by the Russian Academy of Sciences and is published quarterly. The Journal is publishing problematic, review and original papers dealing with various aspects of the biology of aquatic ecosystems, in particular flora and fauna of water bodies, biology, morphology, systematics of aquatic organisms, ecology, ecological physiology and biochemistry of aquatic animals, behaviour of aquatic organisms, their populations and communities, aquatic toxicology, biological cycles, structure and function of aquatic ecosystems, anthropogenic impact on aquatic organisms and aquatic ecosystems, protection of aquatic ecosystems and organisms, and methods of hydrobiological and ichthyological studies.

The Journal is a successor and continues traditions of the publication of the same name of the Institute for Biology of Inland Waters RAS and of the "Russian Journal of Aquatic Ecology." In the nearest future an English version of the Journal "Biology of Inland Waters" is to be published. It will contribute to better information exchange between Russian and foreign scientists. The English version of the Journal "Biology of Inland Waters" will offer foreign investigators an opportunity to obtain regular information about the scientific results of Russian colleagues. The English version of the Journal will be published by the "International Academical Publishing House Nauka/Interperiodicals." Tentative annual subscription rate (4 issues) -US$ 300-400.

Orders and inquiries regarding subscription should be addressed to Nina A. Ziminova, Executive Secretary, Institute for Biology of Inland Waters RAS, Borok, Yaroslavl, 152742, Russia; phone/fax (08547) 2-40-42,
E-mail: isdat@ibiw.yaroslavl.ru WWW: http://www.ibiw.yaroslavl.ru/eng/jour.htm

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