Biology 150L (Beaster-Jones): Welcome!

Developmental Biology Laboratory Report
•    Introduction—provide background information and context for your report from primary literature and review articles
•    Discussion—relate your results to the findings of others in the scientific community as reported in primary literature and review articles
•    Literature Cited/References—include in-text citations (author(s), year) and reference list of citations

Project Requirements
•    Introduction includes 3-4 references
•    Discussion includes 3-4 references
•    Citations in the style of the research journal Development

By the end of our library session you will be able to ...

• identify and use relevant scientific databases to locate review articles and original research articles.
• use database functionality to your advantage e.g. limiters (date, article type), sorting, etc. to produce targeted & relevant results.
• access cited and cited by literature.
• use RefWorks to format your in-text citations and bibliography.

Daisy and Trampers, the gorgeous doggos who own the librarian who made this guide, Elizabeth Salmon. Cute, no?