Prospects for the future study of the order Odonata order: a review of published articles from the Scopus database 2019-2023
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Norkobilova Zarina Boyqobil qizi
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This article analyzes the problems in the study of perspective species of the Odonata order worldwide: a review of papers from the Scopus database published in English for the period of 2019-2023. During 2019-2023, 827 articles were published about insects belonging to the Odonata order, of which 94% (776) were published in journals as scientific research results, 1% (10) articles were conference proceedings, 5% (41) and the articles were covered as a literature review. Published scientific works were analyzed in the following directions: Trends of publications on Odonata order, Journals on Odonata order, Authors and their affiliated countries, Top funding sponsors on Odonata order, Top countries on Odonata order. According to the five-year results of the Trends of publications on the Odonata order, the most articles on Odonata order were published in 2021, accounting for 217 (26%) articles, compared to 131 (16%) articles in 2022, and only 74 by 2023. (9%) articles were published. The results of analyzes of journals show that 160 journals were published in 91 countries, of which 353 (42.68 %) of these papers were published in top 12 journals and remaining 57.31 % papers were published in other journals. At the same time, this section presents the analytical results of 12 journals that published the most (353) articles on Odonata order. In the “Authors and their affiliated countries” section of the article, you can get acquainted with 10 major odonatologists or scientists who study Odonata order in various directions, who have published the most articles worldwide as a result of their scientific research on the Odonata order. In addition, the analytical results of the 12 most published publications of the Odonata order are presented. The top funding sponsors on Odonata order section covers the analysis of 146 different funding sponsors worked in cooperation to publish 827 papers on Odonata order over the world in the period of 2019-2023, and provides information on the 14 funding sponsors who sponsored the most in the world. Top countries on Odonata order also lists the 10 countries with the most articles on Odonata order.
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