Aims & Scope

Aims and Scope

Scientific Reports in Life Sciences (SRLS) (ISSN: 2718-1014) is an international, interdisciplinary, peer‑reviewed quarterly journal dedicated to advancing knowledge across the broad field of life sciences. The journal provides a platform for original research articles, reviews, short communications, and editorials that address fundamental and applied aspects of life sciences in terrestrial, freshwater, and marine environments.

SRLS welcomes submissions in English from researchers worldwide in areas such as biodiversity, ecology, evolution, population and conservation genetics, biological anthropology, botany, zoology, veterinary sciences, molecular and cellular biology, genomics, taxonomy, systematics, and ecosystem analysis. All manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment followed by double‑blind peer review by at least two independent experts in the relevant field, with subject editors overseeing the process to ensure rigorous and fair evaluation.

Scope of Topics

SRLS publishes research covering, but not limited to, the following subject areas:

• Biodiversity, conservation biology, and ecology

• Population genetics, genomics, and evolutionary biology

• Botany, plant sciences, and vegetation studies

• Zoology, veterinary sciences, and animal biology

• Marine, coastal, and freshwater sciences

• Biogeography, morphology, taxonomy, and systematics

• Community and ecosystem structure, function, and interactions

• Molecular ecology, cytogenetics, and genetic epidemiology

• Theoretical, conceptual, and methodological studies in the life sciences

• Behavioral biology and wildlife biology

SRLS is committed to disseminating high‑quality scientific work that enhances the understanding and sustainable management of biological diversity and life systems.