Be consistent in your use of abbreviations or full titles, ie. Where no abbreviation can be found use the full name of the journal. Check the abbreviation given in the journal article or check the National Library of Medicine List of Serials Indexed for Online Users. Journal titles are abbreviated where possible. Print and online journal articles should be referenced in the same way, with additional information added to a reference to a journal article you have accessed online, this should include after the journal title a cited date after the date of publication and 'Available from:' and the URL added to the end. Journal title (abbreviated or full title) Online journal article references include: Print journal article references include:

Referencing something mentioned in another source (Secondary Referencing).Sample Reference List in Vancouver Style.Royal Society of Chemistry Toggle Dropdown.Sample Reference List in MHRA Author Date Style.MHRA - Author Date Style Toggle Dropdown.Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (JRAI) Style Toggle Dropdown.Sample Reference List - Chicago (Author Date) style.Referencing a chapter in an edited book.Sample Bibliography - Chicago Notes and Bibliography Style.Chicago: Notes and Bibliography Toggle Dropdown.Referencing a Chapter in an Edited Book.

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