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Journal of Species Research

The National Institute of Biological Resources (NIBR)

  • Quarterly
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  • 2234-7909(pISSN)
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  • 2713-8615(eISSN)

Domain

  • Agriculture, Fishery and Food ＞ Agricultural Infrastructure Engineering
  • Earth Science(Earth/Atmosphere/Marine/Astronomy) ＞ Meteorological science

Aim & Scope

The Journal of Species Research (JSR) an open access, international peer-reviewed journal that is published quarterly(February, May, August and November) by the NIBR. The JSR publishes original contributions of all aspects of taxonomy and biological diversity of all kinds of organisms. The subjects covered by this journal include, but are not limited to, topics related to new and unrecorded species, taxonomic review and revision, flora/fauna of the local habitats, and species list in domestic and overseas surveys.

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Volume 12 Issue spc

  1. Ui Wook Hwang;Hyun Soo Rho;Bia Park;Eun Hwa Choi;Cho Rong Shin;Sa Heung Kim;Jongrak Lee;Hack Cheul Kim;Mann Kyoon Shin;Taeseo Park;Jumin Jun;Heegab Lee;Jong Eun Lee;Yoon Sik Oh;Jung-Goo Myoung;Chang Geun Choi;Jin Hee Park;Seon-joo Park;Jimin Lee;Jaeho Lee;Hyeok Yeong Kwon;Kyu Tae Park;Chun Woo Lim;Seung Wook Jung;Mi Jin Lee;Yucheol Lee;Yeongheon Shin;Hee-Jung Choi;Young Wook Lee;Hyun Jong Kil;Jin-Han Kim;Myung-Suk Kang;Eun-Young Lee;Sang-Hwa Lee;Young Hyo Kim;Jongwoo Jung;Kuem Hee Jang;Young Jin Lim;Shi Hyun Ryu;Won-Gi Min;Joo Myun Park;Hyojin Lee;Minsu Woo;Yun-Bae Kim;Sehun Myoung 1
    https://doi.org/10.12651/JSR.2023.12(S).001 PDF
    This study aims to establish a comprehensive, synthetic inventory system for the fauna and flora of Dokdo Island, Republic of Korea, which has been conducted by a specialized research group consisting of more than 50 experts. The research was conducted over five years(2015-2019) and supported by the National Institute of Biological Resources, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea. All possible publications on the fauna and flora of Dokdo Island over the last 68 years from 1952 to 2020 were reviewed. As a result, 1,302 species were found on Dokdo Island during the study period. An updated list of 1,963 species was created. This is expected to be of great help for the conservation and national publicity of important indigenous biological resources of Dokdo Island.