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Search Strategy
- When you locate an article in a database that looks relevant to your research, look for links to Bibliographies (also known as Cited References) or Cited By (also known as Times Cited) information.
Bibliographies or Cited References
- A bibliography contains the cited references that the author(s) used when writing and researching the article.
- Think of bibliographies as backward articles networks.
Cited By or Times Cited
- A Cited By page will list citations/reference that have since cited the article you found.
- Think of Cited By lists as forward articles networks.
Why?
- Follow the chain of citations from Bibliographies and Cited By lists to find a network of related articles.
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This is the Citation Network information given for the article "Summer Dynamics of the Deep Chlorophyll Maximum in Lake Tahoe" indexed in the Web of Science database. *Not all databases provide this level of citation network information.
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