Generic Style Rules for Linguistics
Linguistics
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Example Citations
Earth Science Communications Team, NASA. Climate Change: Evidence and Causes. NASA Global Climate Change. (https://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/) (Accessed March 15, 2024.)
In-text
(Earth Science Communications Team)
Lee, Harper. 1960. To Kill a Mockingbird. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co.
In-text
(Lee 1960)
Watson, James D. & Crick, Francis H. C. 1953. The Structure of DNA. Nature 171(4356). 737–738. (doi:10.1038/171737a0)
In-text
(Watson & Crick 1953)
Wilford, John Noble. 1969. Man Walks on Moon. The New York Times, sec. Front Page.
In-text
(Wilford 1969)
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