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For anyone else submitting to the Journal of Phycology , here's my hack.

In the .dbj file, for the <<AMPERSAND selection, I chose the varand, or \BIBand option:
%<<AMPERSAND:
% %:(def) Use word 'and' in author lists
% amper,%. User ampersand in place of 'and'
varand,% Use \BIBand in place of 'and ...

Thanks for the suggestion. In my .dbj file I changed amper to and , so now I have '&' in my citations and 'and' in my references, which is the exact opposite of what I need.

Does natbib always have '&' in the citation? I'm trying some of the other styles, but most online information doesn't give ...

Hi, all.

I am submitting to a journal that requires me to use "and" for in-text citations but an ampersand ("&") for the references. For example, they want:

citation:
"In a study of yadda yadda yadda, blah blah blah (Jones and Smith, 1995)."

reference:
"Jones, H. J. & Smith, D. B. 1995. A study ...

In case anyone else is looking for the answer, I'm posting what I learned from one of my colleagues. You can set the spacing in the preamble.

Left-justify in BibTex:
\setlength{\bibhang}{0em}

Space between bibliography items:
\setlength{\bibsep}{16.0pt}

Hello.

I am preparing a manuscript for publication. The journal specifies that in the bibliography, all entries should be left-justified (no hanging indents), and that an extra vertical space should be left between entries.

Is there a way to specify this format in BiBTeX?

Thanks,

Annette