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ngeo-length-management

Use when a Nature Geoscience manuscript exceeds the ~3,000-word Article limit, the 4-6 display-item ceiling, or the reference cap, where content must be relocated to online Methods or Supplementary Information. Triages what to cut, compress, or move; does not rewrite content from scratch.

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# Nature Geoscience Length Management (ngeo-length-management)

## When to trigger

- The main text is over the ~3,000-word Article limit (or you suspect it is)
- You have more than 4–6 display items or more than ~50 references
- You must decide what to cut, compress, or push to online Methods / SI
- A coauthor keeps adding regional detail and sensitivity tests
- Late stage: content, figures, and SI are stable and now must fit the container

## How the Nature Geoscience length limits work

An Article is **short and tightly bounded** (verify current values on the author pages):
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