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MARINE SCIENCE-- A GUIDE TO INFORMATION RESOURCES |
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| Finding Books / Journal
Articles and Indexes / Web Sites
Finding Books using Hawai’i Voyager Use Hawai’i Voyager (the library’s online catalog) to search for books, DVDs and videos in the library collection. Use the Basic Search or the Advanced Search to search by Author, Subject, Title or Keyword. You can also search for items in all UH System Libraries and request items from other libraries using our Intrasystem Loan service. Examples of subject searches in the Hawai’i Voyager catalog for topics in Marine Biology are (The items are listed with the most current publications first):
Most books can be borrowed for 28 days and can be renewed online using the My Account feature. Most of the library’s DVDs and videos can be borrowed for 4 days and can be renewed once. Other examples of subject searches for Marine Science topics are:
Find journal articles relating to your research topic using these electronic databases available from the Library's web page. For student/faculty access from off-campus, enter your UH ID barcode number and last name when prompted. ScienceDirect Academic Periodical Search: The library offers students and faculty several electronic indexes to search for information specifically on Biology and Marine Science topics: Aquatic
Sciences and Fisheries Abstracts Biological
Abstracts Oceanic
Abstracts Hawaii Pacific Journal Index. Articles from journals that are not owned by the Mookini Library can be ordered online using the Library's Interlibrary Loan service. We also have online access to Marine Ecology Progress Series.When using sources of information from the World Wide Web, critically evaluating what you find is very important so you can identify accurate information sources relevant to your topic. Some useful sites to begin exploring are: Marine Science Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Department of Commerce Marenet (Network of Marine Research Institutions and Documents) Supported by the German Society for Marine Research Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources Scripps Institute of Oceanography General New Scientist: Special reports on key topics in science and technology Chemistry Biology Animal Diversity Web (University of Michigan, Museum of Zoology) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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