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CITING SOURCES IN THE BODY OF PAPER
a) Jones and Smith (1999)
found that research is fun.
b) Research is fun (Jones and Smith 1999). Notice: the period goes after the
parentheses.
c) "Man-eating plants are a significant global problem" (Smith and
Jones 2001, p. 64). Notice: the citation includes the page number of the quoted
material.
CITING SOURCES IN LITERATURE CITED SECTION OF PAPER (Alphabetize!)
BOOK FORMAT:
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year published. Title of book.
Publisher, City.
MacMahon, J. A. 1985. Deserts. Alfred A. Knopf, New York.
JOURNAL ARTICLE FORMAT
(with volume numbers):
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year published. Title of article.
Journal Name then Volume Number:start page-end page.
Hansen, J.W., A.W. Hodges, and J.W. Jones. 1998. ENSO influences on agriculture
in the southeastern United States. Journal of Climate 11:404-411.
Note: If each issue starts with page 1 then you also need to add the issue number
in parentheses after the volume; for example, Scientific American 268(1):90-109.
MAGAZINE ARTICLE
FORMAT (with dates):
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year published. Title of article.
Magazine then Date of Publication:start page-end page number.
Smith, A.W., and R. Nixon. 2001. The war on pesticides. Newsweek 30 Oct. 2001:58-62.
NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
FORMAT:
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year published. Title of article.
Newspaper. Date:Section page.
Tilman, G. D. 1998. Ecologist measures nature's mosaic, one plot at a time.
Arizona Daily Star. 6 Oct. 1998:B11, B15.
INTERNET FORMAT (for
a website):
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Date last updated. Title of
Web Page. Accessed at [internet address (e.g., http://www
.)] on [date
accessed].
Note: often the "author" will simply be the name of the organization.
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. 2001. Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum Homepage. Accessed
at http://www.desertmuseum.org/ on 8/1/2001.
INTERNET FORMAT (for
an e-magazine, journal, or newspaper article):
Author lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year published. Title of article.
Journal Name volume number. Accessed at [internet address (e.g., http://www
.)]
on [date accessed].
Hansen, J.W., A.W. Hodges, and J.W. Jones. 1998. ENSO influences on agriculture
in the southeastern United States. Journal of Climate 11. Accessed at http://www.hcb.com/journalclimate/currentissue.html
on 9/12/2001.
INTERVIEW FORMAT:
Lastname, First initial. Middle initial. Year contact took place. Individual's
Job Position/Title. Type of interview (face-to-face, telephone, letter, etc.)
on date interview took place.
Bush, G.W. 2001. President of the United States. Telephone interview on 9/26/2001.
A. Personal Observation
B. Talk with Experts on Subject: For information and references
C. Internet (access in academic computing center, libraries, and elsewhere)
D. Literature from Library
2. How to find pertinent references; best to look at all of the following.
b. Card Catalog for Books
c. Indices for Periodicals
d. Index to Government Documents
3. Once you have found good references work both ways
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