biol 342 - citing sources nlm style - bibliographies and in-text citations
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Why do we use specific styles?
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Why do we use specific styles?
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Citing Sources
National Library of Medicine Style.Very similar to CSE (formerly known
as CBE)
Works Cited General Format: Articles
Authors. Article Title. Journal Title [Internet]. Date of Publication [Date of Citation]; Volume Number(Issue Number):Pages. Available from: http://journalurl
Works Cited Example
Rubenstein DR, Lovette IJ. Reproductive skew and selection on female ornamentation in social species. Nature [Internet]. 2009 [cited 11 February 2009];462(7274):786-9. Available from: http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v462/n7274/full/nature08614.html
Author initials do not have periods.
Journal title is not italicized or
underlined
Include format.Include the
date you last looked at the article online
A note about URLs
• Be sure the URL you provide can be accessed by another person.– Test this out – – Some databases and publisher websites have
“permalinks” or “persistant links/urls”• It may be appropriate to shorten really long
URLs– http://tinyurl.com
Additional Tools
• NLM “Citing Medicine” – The style guide for NLM style – available online (see myCourses)
• Scopus– Click “Output”, then “Bibliography”– You will need to replace the link and add a citation
date• Zotero– For managing articles and websites– Free plugin for Firefox– Export a bibliography in many citation styles
In Text Citations
• Format:– Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur
adipiscing (Author, Date).– According to Author (Date) lorem ipsum dolor sit
amet, consectetur adipiscing.
Best Practices
• How often to cite?• Use of quotations?• What do you need to cite? What don’t you
need to cite?