Writing Papers in the Biological Sciences

Victoria E. McMillan

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Preface - Introduction: How and Why Biologists Write: An Introduction to Biological Literature - Locating and Using Biological Literature - Handling Data - Using Tables and Figures - Writing a Research Paper - Writing a Review Paper - Documenting the Paper - Drafting and Revising - Preparing the Final Draft - Using Writing to Prepare for Examinations - Other Forms of Biological Writing - Additional Readings - References Cited - Index

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