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Recommended Databases for the Sciences
Open Access Scholarly Articles, Books, Theses, and Dissertations
Be aware that many of the recommended databases on the "Databases" tab will also contain theses and dissertations.
Science & Biology Print Books
General Science and Biology
Science Topics & Literature
Science & Faith / Creation
Browse the Stacks
Science (General) |
Q 1-390 |
Mathematics | QA 1-939 |
Computer Science | QA 75.5-76.765 |
Biology | QH 301-705.5 |
Botany (Plants) |
QK 1-989 |
Zoology | QL 1-991 |
Human Anatomy | QM 1-695 |
Physiology | QP 1-(981) |
Microbiology | QR 1-502 |
General Science
General Biology
Anatomy & Physiology
Chemistry
Science Topics / Science & Faith - Creation
Journals for Science & Biological Studies
Creation Research Society Quarterly (CRSQ)
Creation Research Society Quarterly is a peer-reviewed journal of scholarly articles focusing on Biblical Studies and Creationism within the major scientific disciplines. The Creation Research Society is a professional organization of trained scientists and interested laypersons who are firmly committed to scientific special creation.
Use LINK #1 to SEARCH for topics, keywords or article titles in Creation Research Society Quarterly. This link is like a search engine to help you find interesting articles for your assignments and does NOT have Full-Text! Use the links below to find Full-Text for the publication years 2014-1964.
Organizations & Institutes
Science Organizations
Environmental Science
Open Access Science Research & Data Sets
Basic definition: A graph using Cartesian coordinates to display plotted points that show the relationship between two sets of data.
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Tutorials for the Research Process
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Students in the Sciences will typically use APA style in their academic research. Here are some helpful resources.
Basic Template for APA Style Papers
APA style 7th edition makes provisions for two types of papers: Student papers and Professional papers (i.e. aim is to publish your paper.) Typically, you will use a Student paper format. The main difference is there is NO "running head."
Other style preferences or paper sections (i.e. abstract, methods, etc.) may vary based on your professor or assignment type. Be sure to read all directions from your professor and this template.
Find Answers to Questions & Learn How to Cite with these resources for APA style
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Data Set Citations & References
Example citations for various Data Set situations. Examples are for the References List.
Tests or Scale Citations & References
Example citations for various Test, Scale, or Inventory situations. Examples are for the References List.