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Importance of taxonomic research for biodiversity of Korea

Journal of Species Research / Journal of Species Research, (E)2713-8615
2016, v.5 no.3, pp.261-263
Wee Haeng Hur
Chan-Ho Park (東京大學)
GISIK MIN

Eun Hee Bae
Jeong Hyun Lee
Eun-Hee Jung
Jung-Sun Yoo

Abstract

In 2012, the NIBR started publishing the Journal of Species Research (JSR) as an international specialized journal of biological taxonomy focusing on taxonomic research. JSR Volume 5 Number 3, to be published in October 2016, has been planned as a ‘Special Edition on New and Unrecorded Species of Invertebrates in Korea’, and so it consists of the reports of 149 new and unrecorded invertebrate species (including protozoa) discovered in Korea. In future, the JSR should further accelerate the use of such methods to generate valid data for new species and effectively support the compilation of ‘National List of Species of Korea’. In this way, it will contribute significantly to enrich for biodiversity in Korea.

keywords
Invertebrates, Journal of Species Research (JSR), biodiversity, Special Edition, taxonomic research

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