Analysis of bibliographic references in Zoology articles published in Spanish journals
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https://doi.org/10.3989/redc.2005.v28.i3.173Keywords:
spanish scientific journals, zoology, biology, citation analysisAbstract
The aim of this study is to identify the publications with the greatest influence on the Spanish researchers on Zoology, through the analysis of references cited in their articles in Spanish journals, considering document type, year of publication, geographic origin and subject. The references to journals and monographs are studied in more detail obtaining a ranking of the most cited ones. The results show that journals are the most cited documents (over 70%) followed by books (23%). Both Spanish journals and books are amongst the most cited.
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