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Thanks -- it looks like all of these styles are identical, is that right? If so, what's the publisher they're from? Is there a styleguide? And did you start with any style as a template?

Thanks for your help !
Indeed they are the Csl for all the journals of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, in Paris.
All journals have the same format. I am a desk editor, and an author helped me to create this style but I do not know from which style he starts. I can ask him…

Perfect. Would you be able to get us the following information:

1. A link to the guide where this citation style is described
2. If at all possible, the style the author started from (so yes, please do ask)
3. An .xlsx (Excel) file with the following columns: Name of Journal, ISSN, eISSN that contains all your journals? We'll use that to automatically create style copies that are easier to maintain as the separate styles you've submitted.

Do let me know if you have any questions (and do feel free to write in French if that's at all easier for you)

Ok, I'll do this as soon as possible.

MNHN_journals.xlsx

Here is the table you asked me. I also added columns for the category field and for the links to the authors guideline which are different for each journal.

Finallly the author anwered that he didn't use any stylesheet, he created it directly.
Tell me if you need other informations.

That's perfect, thank you! We'll take it from here.

Great, Thank you for your help.