Folia Morphologica

Folia Morphologica (abbreviated Folia Morphol.) is a Polish scientific journal devoted to morphology and anatomy. It was founded in 1929 and is published by the Via Medica publishing house on behalf of the Polish Anatomical Society. The journal appears four times a year and publishes work dealing with descriptive, applied and clinical questions in morphology. Publication was suspended between 1939 and 1949, a gap that coincides with the Second World War and the immediate post-war years. In 2014 the journal's impact factor was 0.336; according to ISI Web of Knowledge statistics it was then ranked 19th out of 20 journals in the Anatomy and Morphology category. The journal is indexed and distributed internationally, with its editorial and publishing operations based in Poland.

Folia Morphologica was founded in 1929 as a scientific journal dedicated to morphology. It is published by the Via Medica publishing house on behalf of the Polish Anatomical Society. The journal did not appear between 1939 and 1949, resuming publication after that interruption. It currently appears four times a year and publishes papers on descriptive, applied and clinical aspects of morphology. In 2014 its impact factor stood at 0.336, and ISI Web of Knowledge statistics placed it 19th among 20 journals in the Anatomy and Morphology category at that time.

• 2014

  The journal records an impact factor of 0.336.

• 1949

  Publication resumes after a decade-long interruption.

• 1939

  Publication is suspended at the outbreak of the Second World War.

• 1929

  Folia Morphologica is founded.

A specialized Polish anatomy and morphology journal published on behalf of a national learned society.

• Folia Morphologica quarterly issues

1. 1Folia Morphologica — Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Folia Morphologica — Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org