The International Journal of Organic Evolution

Hi,

I have a particularly type "A" professor who assigned me a 15 page review paper (due in about a month), not to worried about it, accept he is asking for the citations in the style of the "international journal of organic evolution" (sometimes shortened to "Evolution")
since i have become so accustomed to using Zotero, and spreading the good news and gospel of across my campus, I was wondering if there was someone who could help me understand how to create it on my own, or who could create it, otherwise i may end up having to type it out (AAARGH!) Its not really a big deal but i would love some feed back...
...i think my professor did look through the entire list and picked that style specifically because Zotero doesn't have it, and he's bitter about paying for refworks anyways...


Thanks
  • http://www.zotero.org/support/requesting_styles
    http://www.zotero.org/support/csl_simple_edits
    there is currently a back-log creating styles, so I would encourage you to first try by yourself. If you have questions we're happy to help.
  • edited November 15, 2010
    Hey, I just modified the Chicago style to follow Evolution's rules.
    How do I go about sharing it?
    JacksonBC, you can send me a PM if you are still interested..
  • How did you do it? is it hard?
    Heck yes i'm interested
  • It's not very hard, just a few edits of the csl file (I think I edited chicago-author-date.csl, which is the closest I could find.). Anyway, since I can't find a way to easily submit this to the repositories, here's a download link:

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/4jomcyy1xe79yt6/chicago-evolution-author-date.csl

    Just drag the file to your firefox or go to zotero's preferences -> styles and add this file there (press the "+" button). hope it works for you.
  • I'll put this up on the repository as soon as possible -
    Could you add the CC license (check the other styles currently in the repository)?
    Also, I'd suggest using the full journal title in the name and if there is a style guide, the style should link to it.
  • Isn't this derived from Chicago, which is CC-BY-SA anyway?
  • edited November 16, 2010
    Thanks.
    You can add the CC license and make all the changes you want to the filename or otherwise. Here's the link to the instructions:

    http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/%28ISSN%291558-5646/homepage/ForAuthors.html

    I'd do it myself but honestly, I found the instructions for repository submissions very confusing. Maybe there could be an easier way to submit new styles...
  • I think I used the symbol "&" instead of the textual form. Here's an updated version (that includes a link to the author guidelines).

    http://www.mediafire.com/file/191oe8jeqw3cz1i/chicago-evolution-author-date.csl

    Sorry about that.
  • @tpaixao

    Could you post the evolution.csl file again? Your links are all dead. Thanks a lot!
  • @e.salves - Were you able to find get the evolution.csl file?

    Does anyone have the formatting file?

    Thanks!
  • Hi,

    I would like also to use this style,
    can someone upload the style in the style repository?

    Thanks !
  • It seems that this style is no longer available, thus I tried to create it.
    I used the style "journal of evolutionary biology" as a template and I uploaded the result here :
    https://gist.github.com/2959477

    Maybe someone can upload it in the repository if there is no bug.

    Thanks
  • looks good. Just to make sure - the journal is commonly known as "Evolution" not at "international journal of organic evolution"?
  • yes it is known as "Evolution"
  • See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nlmcatalog/0373224 ("international journal of organic evolution" is the subtitle)
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