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Researching for Biology Labs: Video Guides

A lab guide for scientific writing and research.

Introduction
Beginning the lit review ...Toggle Dropdown
- The Scientific Literature
- The Research Strategy
Choosing a DatabaseToggle Dropdown
Searching DatabasesToggle Dropdown
Suggested Databases
Evaluating & Using InformationToggle Dropdown
- Evaluating your sources
- Using What You Find
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Last Updated: Feb 27, 2024 9:27 AM
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