Egyptian Journal of Natural History

The Egyptian Journal of Natural History publishes taxonomic and faunistic studies, or field-based research involving the natural history of the Egyptian fauna and flora. Both short and long papers are welcomed. We particularly encourage studies on Sinai.View the Instructions for authors All papers are reviewed by at least one or two Egyptian referees, and then by international referees. The referee/s are chosen by the editors. The language of publication is English. Summaries are given in English and Arabic, and may also be given in other languages. In case of non-Arab authors, the editors will prepare the Arabic summary. The journal is available full text on line at http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~plzfg/EBBSoc/ejnh.html

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Vol 3 (2001)

Table of Contents

Articles

Flora of St Katherine Protectorate: key to families and genera
Wafaa Kamel, Magda Gazar, Samy Zalat, Francis Gilbert
Taxonomy of ant species (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) collected by pitfall traps from Sinai and the Delta region, Egypt
Salwa Mohamed, Samy Zalat, Hassan Fadl, Sohair Gadalla, Moustafa Sharaf
Insect diversity in Zaranik Protected Area, North Sinai, Egypt
Aly El-Moursy, Magdi El-Ilawagry, Mahmoud Abdeldayem, Hassan Fadl
The reptile community of the Zaranik Protected Area, North Sinai, Egypt with special reference to their ecology and conservation
Adel A Ibrahim
Biodiversity of vectors and vector-borne diseases in Sinai
Ahmed Shoukry


Egyptian Journal of Natural History.   ISSN: 1110-6867