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9th Irish Bat Conference: Abstract Submission Guidelines

Please send your talk title and abstract to [email protected] by email NO LATER THAN August 18th 2017. Please specify in your email whether you would prefer to make an oral or poster presentation.

Font: Times New Roman, Font Size 12

Line Spacing: Single. Justified.

Authors: In order of citation. Include affiliation, if any, then an email and/or postal contact address for each.
Content: Should have an introduction (including objectives), experimental methods (if any), results and conclusion. It should not contain phrases such as ‘results will be discussed’. Please provide one or two sentences describing the most pertinent results.

Length: Not more than 250 words.

Layouts: Please do not include tables or references. Abbreviations should only be used if absolutely necessary and should be defined.

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