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Current holdings: 5046 references (58 certified) and 319 fulltext PDF files.

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Use General Search to search across authors, titles, abstracts, reference numbers, etc.. Search terms are generally automatically extended at the end of each term and searches are case insensitive. Therefore searching for "martin" will retrieve records containing "Martin" and "Martinson".

Use Detailed Search for more specific searches: use the field selectors to pick fields to search on, then begin typing into the search field(s). Some fields require a minimum length before they will take effect (e.g. “year” fields require four digits).

If a search returns too many results, they will not be shown. Try refining the search with more fields or longer search strings. Clicking the Search button will retrieve all matching references, no matter how many there are.

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Retrieving references for bibliographies

You can retrieve the results of a search in an XML format that can be imported into an Endnote reference database. To do so: after you have done a search, check the Fetch as Endnote XML option, then click Search again.