BIBLIOGRAPHY ASSIGNMENT
PROMPT: Provide a bibliography containing 10 (for paper) or 5 (for project) primary references.
For one of the references, write a statement that might be in your paper/project summary to demonstrate how you would use an in-text citation.
Bibliography Format – General Guidelines
– For this class, use the format used by the journal Animal Behaviour (which currently follows APA style formatting).
o Note – APA uses ampersand (&) instead of ‘and’.
– Bibliography should be in alphabetical order based on the last name of the first author.
– Bibliography should be formatted with a hanging indent.
– All references must be cited in the final product (paper or project), and all in text citations should have a corresponding reference in the bibliography.
– Only peer-reviewed journal articles count as primary references. Double check with your TA if you are unsure if an article is considered primary research.
– For APA style in-text citations:
o The first citation: For five or less authors, list all the last names, but use “et al.” for six or more authors. Example: Blah blah blah (Kelly et al., 2015).
o Subsequent citations of the same work: Use “et al.” for three or more authors.
1.Journal Article bibliography代写
Author’s last name, first & middle initials. (Publication year). Article title. Periodical title, volume number, inclusive pages.
In text:
Often female mate choice is based on some aspect of male performance (Byers, Hebets & Podos,2010).
In bibliography:
Byers, J., Hebets, E., & Podos, J. (2010). Female mate choice based upon male motor performance. Animal Behaviour, 79, 771-778.
2.Book
Author’s last name, first & middle initials. (Publication year). Book title. City of publication: Publishing company.
In text:
Male ornamental traits are the result of selection by either female mate choice or male-male competition (Darwin, 1859).
In bibliography:
Darwin, C. R. (1871). The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex. London, U.K.: J. Murray.
3.Book chapter bibliography代写
Author’s last name, first & middle initials. (Publication year). Chapter title. In: First/middle initials Last-name (Eds.), Book title (edition, pp. page #s). City of publication: Publishing company.
In text:
In some bird species, both males and females are ornamented, which may suggest selection via mutual mate choice (Amundsen & Pärn, 2006).
In bibliography:
Amundsen, T. and Pärn, H. (2006). Female Coloration: Review of Functional and Nonfunctional Hypotheses. In: G.E. Hill & K.J. McGraw (Eds.), Bird Coloration: Function and Evolution (pp. 280-348). Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
4.Magazine articles bibliography代写
Same format as Journal Articles, but with a more specific date: (2006, May/June), (2004, July 5).
5.Newspaper articles
Author’s last name, first initial. (Publication date). Article title. Periodical title, volume number (if available), inclusive pages.
In text:
While penguins have striking coloration today, that may not have always been the case (Wilford, 2010).
In bibliography:
Wilford, J. N. (2010, October 1). Extinct penguin wore tones, fossil shows. The New York Times. p. A12.
6.Website bibliography代写
Authors/Name of Website, if known. (Date written/posted/updated, if known). Title. Retrieved month day, year, from URL (note: there is no period after the URL)
In text:
Plumage color may vary between different age classes of birds (Wikipedia, 2010).
In bibliography:
Wikipedia. (2010, October 8). Plumage. Retrieved 14 October 2010, from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plumage
(Note: Wikipedia is NOT a primary reference. This is just an example for citing a website. However, Wikipedia articles sometimes cite primary references, thus helping you find primary resources.)
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