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Hofmann, A. (2022). Writing in the biological sciences: a comprehensive resource for scientific communication (4th ed.). New York : Oxford University Press.
Call Number: QH304 .H64 2022
Practical and easy to use, Writing in the Biological Sciences: A Comprehensive Resource for Scientific Communication, Fourth Edition, presents students with all of the techniques and information they need to communicate their scientific ideas, insights, and discoveries.
McMillan, V. (2017). Writing papers in the biological sciences (6th ed.). Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's.
Call Number: QH304 .M36 2017
Written by a professional biologist who is also an experienced writing teacher, this comprehensive guide for students writing in biology, zoology, and botany provides detailed instruction on researching, drafting, revising, and documenting papers, reviews, poster presentations, and other forms of science writing.
Here are provided links to a number of style guides, but these do not cover everything! Please check with your professor for the style and citation format required for your paper!
Remember citation tools are only to help, so the results may not be 100% accurate! Always double check the work!
This website helps students and professionals properly credit the information that they use. It also has a plagiarism checker.
TSU Libraries' quick guide to formatting citations using the 7th edition of APA Style.
The American Psychological Association's style FAQs.
Essential guide for APA style.
An easy three-minute video on how to format in-text citations.
A four-minute video on formatting your Word document correctly for an APA style paper.
Humber Libraries has 3-minute videos on how to cite all kinds of different resources in your paper (social media, TV, scholarly journal articles, etc.).
The Science & Math Tutorial Center (SMTC) is a STEM tutorial support service which began during the Fall 2003 semester. Tutorial assistance is provided by STEM faculty and student STEM majors to a diverse group of students needing additional support in their STEMcourses (Biology, Chemistry, Math, and Physics). Located in Room 106 of the Boswell Science Hall, schedules are updated each semester and posted. Walk-ins are welcome. Linda Woodruff, Coordinator, lwoodruff@tnstate.edu, (615)963-5868.