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PaleoBios
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY
BERKELEY, CA 94720
PBIOS@UCMP1. BERKELEY.EDU

	We at the University of California Museum of Paleontology 
(UCMP) would like to take this opportunity to familiarize the paleo 
community with PaleoBios, our in-house journal, and to announce its 
new home page on the World Wide Web at 
http://ucmp1.berkeley.edu/museum/PBSI.html.   Since its inception in 
1967, PaleoBios has published papers on all aspects of paleontology.  
Our current circulation includes over 300 institutional and private 
subscribers, primarily in North America and Europe.
	PaleoBios is a peer-reviewed journal.  We welcome submissions 
of manuscripts from authors not associated with UCMP.  We publish on 
an occasional basis, as warranted by the acceptance of manuscripts for 
publication.  Current turn-around time from submission to publication of 
accepted issue-length manuscripts is 4 to 5 months.  Turn-around time 
for note-length submissions may be longer.
	We have attached a copy of our Statement of Purpose, a list of 
our most recent titles, and instructions on how to obtain our Guidelines 
for Authors and subscription information.

Anne Weil, Editor
Robert Guralnick, Assistant Editor

Editorial Board:
	David Lindberg
	Nan Crystal Arens
	William A. Clemens



Statement of Purpose

	PaleoBios is a publication of the University of California 
Museum of Paleontology.  It publishes scholarly articles on all 
paleontological topics.  Papers on biostratigraphy, micropaleontology, 
paleobotany, invertebrate and vertebrate paleontology are considered.  
Anyone may submit a manuscript, and submissions from non-UCMP 
authors are encouraged.  PaleoBios has also published abstract volumes 
for paleontological meetings held in California and will consider 
collections of papers from symposia on appropriate topics.
	PaleoBios is a peer-reviewed journal.  Manuscripts are evaluated 
by at least two referees, at least one of whom is not associated with the 
UCMP.  PaleoBios is edited by Graduate Research Associates of the 
UCMP.  Editorial staff changes on an annual basis.  PaleoBios is 
published on an occasional basis, as warranted by the acceptance of 
manuscripts.  

Instructions to Authors:
	 Turn-around time on publication of accepted manuscripts is 
usually less than one year.  Guidelines for contributors may be found 
online at http://ucmp1.berkeley.edu/museum/PBGUIDE.html, or may be 
obtained by addressing a request for guidelines to: Editor, PaleoBios, 
University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, CA 94720.  
Please contact the editor for more information on the publication of 
symposia and abstract volumes.

Subscription Information: 
	Subscription cost is $10.00/volume, payable in U.S. dollars.  
This may be changed without notice for new volumes.  Information on 
subscriptions and back issues may be found online at 
http://ucmp1.berkeley.edu/museum/list.html, or may be obtained by 
addressing a request to: Editor, PaleoBios, University of California 
Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, CA 94720.

Recent Titles:

16(1) ($2.00)  Kelly, T.S.  1994.  Two Pliocene (Blancan) vertebrate 
faunas from Douglas County, Nevada.  23 pp.

16(1) Supplement.  Free with 16(1).  1994 California Paleontology 
Conference Abstracts.  15 pp.

16(2) ($2.00)  Axelrod, D.I. and H.E. Schorn.  1994. The 15 Ma floristic 
crisis at Gillam Spring, Washoe County, northwestern Nevada. 10 
pp.

16(2) Supplement. Free with 16(2). Langer, M.L. and H. Bagi (eds.). 
Forams 94: International Symposium on Foraminifera. Abstracts. 
76 pp.

16(3) ($2.00)  Schorn, H.E. and N.L. Gooch.  1994.  Amelanchier 
hawkinsae sp. nov. (Rosaceae, Maloideae) from the middle 
Miocene of Stewart Valley, Nevada, and a review of the genus in 
the Nevada Neogene. 17 pp.



Anne Weil