Papers should be written in MS Word, font Times New
Roman 10. Authors can send their papers as attached
files via e-mail to following address: 
Margins - left and right 40mm, top and bottom 53mm.
Paper - maximum 10 pages, single spacing.
Title - in first line.
Author's name - one line below Title.
Author's address - one line below Author's name.
Summary - each paper should have summary, positioned
one line below Author's address.
Key words - one line below Summary.
The text should be divided in sections:
Introduction
Methods
Results and discussion (optionally)
Conclusions
Acknowledgements (if any)
References
Figures, photos, charts and tables should be incorporated
in the text but figures, photos, charts and tables should
be also send as separate files in original programs
that they are made(Excel, CorelDraw, AdobePhotoshop),
the lowest lines weight must be 0.1 mm ( near hair line
weight hav to be avoided). Titles of tables should be
written as plain text above table. Title of figures
should be written as plain text below the figures. Photos,
graphs and charts should be in black & white version
(colour versions have to be avoided).
References should be listed in alphabetical order as
plain text:
Journal article
Johansson K., Kennedy B. W., Quintom M. (1993). Prediction
of breeding values and dominance effects from mixed
models with approximations of the dominance relationship
matrix. Livest Prod Sci 34: 213-223
Congress article
Uimari P., Kennedy B.W. (1990). Mixed model methodology
to estimate additive and dominance genetic values under
complete dominance. In: Hill WG, Thompson R, Wooliams
JA (eds) Proc 4th World Congr Genet Appl Livestock Prod,
vol 13. Edinburgh, Scotland, pp 297-300
Book and chapter from book
Kempthorne O. (1957). An introduction to genetic statistics.
John Wiley and Sons, New York
Kennedy B. W. (1990). Use of mixed model methodology
in analysis of designed experiments. In: Advances in
Statistical Methods for Genetic Improvement of Livestock
(D Gianola, K Hammond, eds), Springer-Verlag, Berlin,
77-97
All papers will be peer reviewed and classified.
Papers not prepared according to propositions of writing and exceed 10 pages will not be accepted for printing.
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