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Biological Abstracts is one of the databases in Web of Knowledge. It iindexes 4000+ journals in the biological sciences from 1969 to the present.
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1. Combine search terms with AND: deermouse AND anatomy.
2. Use the Refine Results panel, a column at the left of the results page. Biological Abstracts is unique in its ability to search by Major Concepts, Subject Areas, Concept Codes and Super Taxa.
3. Use the dropdowns near the search boxes to try your search terms in a Title search. Items with the most mentions of your search terms will migrate to the top of the results list.
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Scroll to the bottom of the page to find:
Thesaurus
Use the links on the Advanced Search page for links to complete lists of Taxonomic Data, Major Concepts, and Concept Codes.
Display Results
Sort
Consider using the "Sort By" dropdown at the top right of the results page to change to a Relevance search.
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Use the boxes to the left of the citations to check off items you are interested in printing, emailing, or saving. At the top and bottom of each page of results, you can opt to print, email or save your results including saving to citation managers like EndNote Web.Instructions for End Note Web.
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Click directly to the full text if available, or click on 
to In the results list, click on to find the full text in another database.The Article Linker guide provides additional instructions for finding full text, either online or in print/microfilm format within the library.
Find a specific citation and find citing articles
Contact a librarian for more help
Margery Ashmun, mashmun@drew.edu, 973-408-3483