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All paid subscriptions to Northeastern Naturalist are for 1 year commencing on the date payment is made and include online access to the complete content for all current and archived regular issue articles, monographs, and special issues of NENA. Regular issue papers are published online in an issue-in-progress and available for viewing as soon as they are ready. These papers are assembled into 4 quarterly issues per year.
As a bonus, individual and student subscribers also receive online access to all published content of NENA's sister journal the Southeastern Naturalist!
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Individuals: $60
Students: $48
Organizations: $300. Institutions can also subscribe to the journal as part of the BioOne.org collection.
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Issue-in-Progress: Vol. 31 (4) ... early view
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The Northeastern Naturalist is a peer-reviewed journal that covers all aspects of natural history within northeastern North America. We welcome research articles, summary review papers, and observational notes.