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Finding Articles
The easiest way to find articles on biodiversity is to use the Library's databases. Many of these are fulltext databases and those that are not will link you to the fulltext of an article if the Library subscribes to the journal.
Library subscribed databases are listed alphabetically on the Databases page.
If you have the complete citation for an article and need only to see if the Library subscribes to the journal, use Our Journal List.
Databases
- Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)Multi-disciplinary full-text database, with more than 8,500 full-text periodicals, including more than 7,300 peer-reviewed journals. In addition to full text, this database offers indexing and abstracts for more than 12,500 journals and a total of more than 13,200 publications including monographs, reports, conference proceedings, etc.
- BioOne Abstracts & Indexesdoes not contain full-text but links to full-text in BioOne1 only.
- Biological Abstracts (Ovid/Silver Platter)Indexing and abstracting for life sciences. Includes links to full-text articles in ScienceDirect, BioOne1, and other databases.
- ScienceDirectFull-text journals available 1995 to current.
- ScopusCitation database. Includes the ability to do citation searching.
- SpringerLinkFull-text access to 1,961 journals, 1997-current. Also contains a collection of over 29,000 electronic books from Springer Publishing for the years 2005 to 2011. Sort your results by date so that the books we have access to will appear first. You can also tell if a book is part of our collection if the square to the left of the title is green.
- Wiley Online LibraryAccess is to 1997 to current. Backfiles available for the Psychology, Business & Management, Biotechnology, Biochemistry & Biophysics, and Earth & Environmental Sciences collections.
- Oxford Journals OnlineAccess to content from 1996-current
- JSTORA collection of full-text journals in which the latest issues are at least 3 to 5 years old, but the holdings often extend back many years. The journals may be searched separately or by discipline, including Botany & Plant Sciences and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology.
OneSearch
OneSearch is the Library's new source for one-stop shopping for many Library-provided resources. See this guide:
for detailed instructions on its use.
Google Scholar
In order to use Google Scholar to access the Libraries' full text resources from off-campus you need to go through the University Library web site or through http://libproxy2.usouthal.edu/login?url=http://scholar.google.com/ in order to be recognized as affiliated with the University of South Alabama. After you login, change your preferences:
- Once you get to Google Scholar, choose Scholar Preferences from the top right, next to Sign in
- In the Library Links box, type University of South Alabama
- You should get three choices:University of South Alabama - Full-Text@USA ; Alabama Virtual Library - AONE Full Text@AVL , and Open WorldCat (Library Search)
- Check the boxes in front of each one except Alabama Virtual Library - AONE Full Text @ AVL
- Click Save Preferences

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