Research: Titles and abstracts of scientific reports ignore variation among species

  1. Barbara R Migeon  Is a corresponding author
  1. Johns Hopkins University, United States
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Table 1

Frequency of inclusion of species in titles and abstracts of published papers

https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05075.002
JournalIssues# of articles*Is the species included in the title?If not included in the title, is the species included in the abstract?Species not included in title or abstract%
YesNo% NoYesNo% No
Nature GeneticsJan–Apr 2012521933652492717
June–Sept 2014602040673282013
CellFeb–May 20129613839046374539
July–Sept 20148218647829355543
ScienceMar–May 20125422325921113420
July–Sept 20145929305120103317
PNASMar–May 20122521111415672694927
July 201411949705936344929
PLOS GeneticsApr–May 2012107565148465105
Aug–Sept 201482443846317189
Hum Mol GeneticsApr–June 201267264161356159
eLifeMar–June 201410523827834445442
July–Sept 20149327667132345237
  1. *

    Only biological articles are included.

Table 1—source data 1

Is the species name mentioned in the title, impact statement, abstract and digest of eLife papers (July–Sept 2014)?

https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05075.003

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  1. Barbara R Migeon
(2014)
Research: Titles and abstracts of scientific reports ignore variation among species
eLife 3:e05075.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05075