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Springer Nature 开放获取期刊列表 按学科分类，影响因子为2019年6月发布 springernature.com Illustration inspired by the work of Jean-Claude Bradley Open Access Journals SPRINGER NATURE 开放获取期刊列表 按学科分类，影响因子为2019年6月发布 2019 年7月印 2 Springer Nature springernature.com 开放获取期刊列表 Multidisciplinary学科分类目录 Sciences . .4 综合性学科 Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences . 4 农业与兽医科学. Forestry, Agriculture and Food Science . .4 林学、农学&食品科学 Veterinary Sciences . .4 兽医学 Biological Sciences 5 生物科学 . Biology Multidisciplinary . .5 综合性生物科学 Biochemistry & Molecular Biology . 5 生物化学与分子生物学 Bioinformation & Computational biology . .5 生物信息学与计算生物学 Cell Biology, Developmental Biology & Physiology 5 细 胞 、发 育 、生 理 生 物 学 Ecology . .6 生态学 Evolutionary Biology . 6 进化生物学 Genetics & Heredity 6 基因与遗传学 . Microbiology . 7 微生物学 Neurosciences . .7 神经科学 Other Biological Science . .8 s 其他生物科学 Plant Biology . .9 植物学 Zoology & Entomology 9 动物学与昆虫学 . 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