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FIW 3514: Fisheries techniques

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Basic guides and tools before getting started

Understanding scientific papers

Using databases to find articles 

Broad databases to use (helpful to get started, or cover a wide variety of subject areas in the life sciences)

Fish related databases

A few key journals 

Links to records in Addison are included to show full access information of each journal title. Some journals have more than one electronic access point - the only online link included in the list here is the one with that includes the current year of access.

Title (links to Addison record)Print AvailabilityOnline Availability
AFS (American Fisheries Society)  

    Fisheries

1976-present1976-present

    Journal of Aquatic Animal Health

1989-present1989-present
    North American Journal of Fisheries Management1990-present1981-present
    Progressive Fish Culturist1935-19981935-1998
    Transactions of the American Fisheries Society1946-present1900-present
Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences1980-20021996-present
Fish and Fisheriesnot available2000-present
Fisheries Management and Ecologynot available1996-present
Fisheries Oceanographynot available1997-present
Fisheries Research1981-20021981-present
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries1993-20021997-present
Reviews in Fisheries Science1994-20021998-present

Resources to help you write your paper 

Understanding paraphrasing
Avoiding plagiarism: a guide for graduate students at Virginia Tech
Paraphrase: Write it in your own words (Purdue)
Successful vs. unsuccessful paraphrases (UW-Madison)
Citing your source
Citation styles and manuals
Using information appropriately
Need more help?
Writing Center

Additional subject guides to check 


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