See here for details needed to request a citation style: https://github.com/citation-style-language/styles/wiki/Requesting-Styles

The main person who makes journal styles, @damnation, has been quite busy lately, so it may not be possible for the style to be made very quickly, but you could contact him about expediting it.

I'll have a look tonight.

It doesn't actually look like a ton has changed from the existing Mammalia style -- mainly the fact that dates in the bibliography are now in parentheses, probably a couple of other small things.

HI @damnation Thank you so much for helping. I have some major requirements missing somehow as listed below. Could you please have a look at it? I have a deadline coming and don't know what to do.

1) First names of authors seem to appear at front in the reference, apart from first author. Please make the lastnames at front.
2) Scientific names need to be italicized. (I had used a code that had inequality sign with slash and 'i' in it previously, but it is not working now)
3) Need italic titles for books, thesis, proceedings and conferences
4) Require the university name and address appear for thesis in references

Looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience.
Thank you!

Yes. I can see the time stamp of 1/10/2021. But still have problems as stated above and examples are listed below:

1) Journal (Html marks on "Rhinolophus luctus" did not work; see the author's names)

Baniya S., B. Sharma, C. Khanal, N. Raut, and P.R. Acharya. (2019). Record of great woolly horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus luctus, Temmick 1834) in western Nepal. J. Bat Res. Conserv. 12(1).

2) Thesis (No university and address; title is not italics)

Acharya P.R. (2006). Distribution of roosting and survival threats of bat in Pokhara valley with reference to species and population survey at Chamere Gupha.

3) Books (author's names; title not italics)

Bates P.J.J. and D.L. Harrison. (1997). Bats of the Indian subcontinent. Harrison Zoological Museum, England.

Wilson D.E. and R.A. Mittermeier (Eds.). (2019). Handbook of the mammals of the world, Vol. 9: Bats. Lynx Edicions, Barcelona, Spain.


5) Web page
Simmons N.B. and A.L. Cirranello. (2020). Bat species of the world: a taxonomic and geographic database, Available at: (Accessed 28 August 2020).


What might be the problem?

Thank you so much @damnation for all this haste. Everything is fine now, except for the fact that the reference with the following code is the one undoes the Mammalia csl style. As soon as I use it, all other references change itself (eg., all italics change into normal).

@mastersthesis{acharya_distribution_2006,
address = {Kathmandu, Nepal},
title = {Distribution of roosting and survival threats of bat in {Pokhara} valley with reference to species and population survey at {Chamere} {Gupha}},
language = {English},
school = {Central Department of Zoology, Tribhuvan University},
author = {Acharya, Pushpa Raj},
year = {2006}
}

Is there any problem with this code? I exported the reference as BibTex and copy-pasted here.

Still not working....
@damnation could you please help me with the BiBTex file for this thesis in google scholar
"Distribution of roosting and survival threats of bat in Pokhara valley with reference to species and population survey at Chamere Gupha" by Acharya (2006)

This is the culprit for all the mess..

From "mess', I meant that when I use that particular reference mentioned above, it completely undoes the reference style.

So if I could get help for the BibTex file for this thesis "Distribution of roosting and survival threats of bat in Pokhara valley with reference to species and population survey at Chamere Gupha" by Acharya (2006)
"?

It can be found in google scholar.

"It completely undoes the reference style" really is not a description we can do anything with, but if you're referring to italics, this really is almost certainly the issue Rintze links to above. How have you tried to address that?

Hi @damnation,

I have continued in this thread as asked. I have following requests to be addressed in the "Mammalia" style.

1. In-text citation should follow alphabetical order (not chronological order).
2. There should be commas also after each author last name in the bibliography section.
Eg. Kaye, K., Day, R.D., Hair, E.C., Moore, K.A., Hadley, A.M., Teixeira, P.J.,
Helmschrott, S., Massing, N., Ackermann, D., Yuan, M., et al. (2009). Parent
marital quality and the parent‐adolescent relationship: effects on sexual
activity among adolescents and youth. Marriage & Fam. Rev. 45: 270–288.

This is the link to the guidelines https://docs.google.com/document/d/15byKDIqb3KmMBKiIiBrbO2EQJccKAorE31aTvxu7Mq0/edit (let me know if you can access).
Also link that contains few open access papers from the journal https://www.degruyter.com/journal/key/MAMM/0/0/html.

Hope this helps!
Let me know if anything else.
Thank you!

Thank you so much @damnation.