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BIOLOGY: FAQ
 | Can I search for articles within a particular
journal using the article databases?
 | Usually this is possible if a journal is indexed by a database,
although techniques may vary. Many databases have lists of journals indexed
linked from the database information screen, which is what you link to from the Biology:
Articles page of this web.
 | Agricola, Biological & Agricultural Index, and
Geobase: Use the advanced search option and search or browse the
journal name in the Source or Source Phrase index. You can add a subject
using the other search boxes, or go back to the Search screen and click on
Previous Searches to combine sets. |
| Biological Abstracts: In
the Journal Name box, type the title of the journal.
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| Academic Search Elite: Specify the journal on the search
screen, e.g., limit the current search to the following journal:
"Ecological Monographs". |
| Science Direct: You can browse a particular journal or you can use
basic search for Term: Title of Journal Within:
Journal Name. |
| Wiley Interscience: You can restrict the search to a subset, e.g.,
Life & Medical Sciences, but not to an individual journal. You can browse
the tables-of-contents for individual journals using the journal finder. |
| Zoological Record: Use the index button, enter the journal
name using hyphens between words, e.g., journal-of-ecology, then click on the
name in the resulting list. This will form a set of all articles within
the journal which can then be combined with a subject set. |
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