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HOW TO REFERENCE A PUBLICATION

Paper in journal:

Smith, J.M., Adams, B.A. & Wilson, A. (2002). The Future for Asteroid Exploration.

Planet. Space

Sci.

285

(11), 123-126.

Book:

Johnson, A.B. & Radice, X.T. (2002).

Comets for Beginners

, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge,

UK, pp103-106.

Chapter in Book:

Geiss, J. & Williams, P.S. (1999). Primordial Abundances of Hydrogen and Helium Isotopes. In

Origin

and Evolution of the Elements

(Eds. N. Prantzos, E. Vangioni-Flam & M. Casse), Cambridge

University Press, Cambridge, UK, pp89-106.

Paper in Proceedings (including ESA Proceedings, SP-xxx):

Svalgaard, L. & LeSager, P. (2003). What Heliosesimology Teaches us About the Sun. In

Proc. 4th.

ISCS ‘Solar Variability as an Input to the Earth’s Environment’

(Eds. H. Lacoste & H. Xerxes),

ESA SP-535, ESA Publications Division, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, The Netherlands,

pp147-153.

Paper in CD-only Proceedings (including ESA Proceedings, SP-xxx):

Svalgaard, L. & LeSager, P. (2003). What Heliosesimology Teaches us About the Sun. In

Proc. 4th.

ISCS ‘Solar Variability as an Input to the Earth’s Environment’

(Eds. H. Lacoste & H. Xerxes),

ESA SP-535 (CD-ROM), ESA Publications Division, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, The

Netherlands.

Note: for Proceedings published in hardcopy plus CD, refer to the hardcopy version and use page

numbers (see previous example).

Web:

Smith, J.M. (2003). The Future for Asteroid Exploration. Online at

http://www.xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx

(as of

3 January 2004).

Note: high-level publications should avoid references to web sites if at all possible. References

should be to a permanent, unchanging source; web sites are ephemeral.

Calling out References

In body text, call out a reference using parentheses:

(Smith, 1996)

(Smith, 1996a; 1996b; 1999)

use ascending year order

(Smith & Jones, 1992)

(Smith et al., 2004)

use ‘et al.’ for 3 or more authors.

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