In-Text Citations: Journal of Experimental Biology
Reference List: Journal of Experimental Biology
Journal Title Abbreviations
Often in citations, you will see journal titles abbreviated. This can make it diffcult to determine what journal the article was published in. Often you can type the abbreviation into Google to find the full title of the journal. If that does not work, use the following tools to decipher the full title of the journal:
- CAS Source IndexSearch abbreviations for chemistry and biological sciences journals.
- Journals Referenced in the NCBI DatabasesSearch abbreviations for journals indexed in PubMed or other NCBI databases (often health sciences).
RefWorks
RefWorks is a service called a citation manager. It is designed to allow you to collect and organize references for all of your research, and then to compile those references into bibliographies. You can use RefWorks to import references from Holy Cross databases, or to input your own. RefWorks is a product to which the College subscribes, so it is higher-quality and has more tools than most of the 'free' citation programs you will find on the web.
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Citation manager; collect, organize and format citations and footnotes in hundreds of styles. Available to current students, faculty and staff as well as alumni!
Unlike most of our databases, you can continue to use and access RefWorks even after you graduate!
For help using RefWorks, check out the guides linked below:
- How to: Use RefWorks
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How to: Export Citations to RefWorks
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Other Citation Managers
- Zotero
Free and open source citation manager. Companion tool zoterobib allows you to build an instant bibliography without creating an account or installing any software.