As you get started on your research, you may want to begin with more general information to help you get familiar with the topic and identify the keywords that will help you find more specific articles later. On this page you'll find information about general information sources for biology. The next tab will introduce you to more specific sources.
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Sources that can teach you more about a topic:
Textbooks / Introductory Books
Lab Manual
Review articles in journals (also known as "secondary" articles)
Specialized encyclopedias
Use UP Library Search to find books, streaming videos, online resources, journal articles, and much more (Search Tips). Need help? See handouts for Finding Books on the Shelf and Requesting Clark Library and Summit Items online.
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