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STABIB 2003 alpha | STABIB 2003 date 

Introduction. STABIB is the scientific bibliography of Archbold Biological Station, Lake Placid, Florida. STABIB now includes 1,438 citations for 1942-2003, a 62-year period. 

Included. STABIB includes 1) all scientific publications by Archbold Staff (either based on data collected or papers written while employed), 2) scientific publications by visiting scientists based on research done at Archbold or at MacArthur Agro-ecology Research Center (MAERC), and 3) theses/dissertations based on research conducted while the author was at Archbold/MAERC. Thus STABIB is the record of scientific information about the ecosystems of the Station and MAERC.

Excluded. STABIB omits 1) published abstracts, 2) book reviews, 3) and contract reports by Staff; 4) publications that include mention of specimens collected at Archbold/MAERC but were not written by the collector;  and 4) publications by visiting scientists based on library research at Archbold and written while the author was on sabbatical at Archbold/MAERC.

Kinds of Publications Included. 

• aa ArticleJournal - articles in scientific journals
• aa ArticlePopular - articles about science or conservation in popular magazines
• aa Book - books authored or edited
• aa BookChapter - chapters in books
• aa Dissertation - Ph.D. dissertations based on research conducted while the author was at Archbold/MAERC
• aa Report - government agency reports
• aa Thesis - Master's and Senior Honors theses based on research conducted while the author was at Archbold/MAERC

From within the Archbold domain, STABIB for 2003 can be searched, using our network version of ProCite, at: Dataserv > Information > STABIB > "STABIBProCite5". The network version of ProCite is at: Programs on Public > ProCite4 Network > ProCite4.exe. You are supposed to have read-only access to this version of STABIB for 2003, but if you do have write access DO NOT CHANGE THIS FILE. Instead, give me any corrections and I will make the corrections in the master copy of the file and then reload a corrected version of the file at >STABIB. Actually, this STABIB for 2003 file ("STABIBProCite5") is very clean. I spent much time recently cleaning it up. ProCite has some very nice editing features.

Printing (or saving) a bibliography search with ProCite. STABIB can be searched using the SELECT command. Results of a search can be sorted in several ways with the SORT command. Results of a search can be printed (or saved) by the following commands: FILE > PRINT BIBLIOGRAPHY > SHOW ALL RECORDS IN LIST. At this stage you can also sort again. OUTPUT STYLE is dominated heavily by bio-med journals and among the choices, only 3 will satisfy most of you; either “Restoration EcologyABSwoURL,” "The American Naturalist," or “Trans.Am.Fisheries Soc.” You can use the ProCite STABIB output directly for your “Literature Cited” sections.--Fred E. Lohrer, 13 February 2004.

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