Writing a Scientific Manuscript from Original Aquaculture Research

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Abstract

Good presentation of a manuscript is essential for its fast and successful editorial review. A well-written and thoroughly organized manuscript is easy to read and presents data in a manner easy to understand without a lot of repetition. Editors and reviewers are more inclined to engage with authors to improve scientific quality of well-presented manuscripts, further increasing the chances of publication. Although general approaches to scientific writing have been published, little attention has been focused on scientific writing in aquaculture research. Here, we provide students and less-experienced aquaculture researchers with some insights on research organization and manuscript presentation in order to improve their chances of getting their research into print.

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Yossa, R. (2014). Writing a Scientific Manuscript from Original Aquaculture Research. Journal of Applied Aquaculture, 26(4), 293–309. https://doi.org/10.1080/10454438.2014.965572

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