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United States, National Center for Environmental Publications. (2000). What you should know about pfiesteria piscicida. Retrieved from http://www.epa.gov.nscep Website’s URL
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First intext citation: (United States National Center for Environmental Publications [USNCEP], 2000); thereafter use (USNCEP, 2000) Intext citation for a direct quote: (USNCEP, 2000, para. 4) Intext citation for a paraphrase: (USNCEP, 2000) Article from an Electronic Reference Book Author.
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Inzucchi, S. (2002). The endocrine system. In Patient’s guide to medical tests, Retrieved from http://www.houghtonmifflin.com Publisher’s URL on the Web Intext citation for a direct quote: (Inzucchi, 2002, para. 6) Intext citation for a paraphrase: (Inzucchi, 2002)
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Hopkin, K. (2004, March). Egg beaters. Scientific American, 291(3), 16-17. Retrieved from http://www.scientificamerican.com Journal’s URL on the Web
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Intext citation for a direct quote: (Hopkin, 2004, p. 16) Intext citation for a paraphrase: (Hopkin, 2004) Note: The Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a unique number for academic journals, and may be located by searching the title of the article at CrossRef. Š 2010 Valencia Community College Last revised 16 September 2010