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HelpWelcome to Subject Guide: Biology!
When starting your "library" research and selecting and narrowing a topic, it would be helpful to get background information on the topic. Check the Reference Shelf and Books, e-Books, & Protocols pages for guidance.
To find the most curret information on a topic or specific research findings, it will be necessary to consult journal articles. See the Articles & Databases page for more information.
Researching Published Knowledge
Call NumbersBiology & natural history, botany, and zoology call numbers. Great to know when browsing!
Reference Shelf Online and print encyclopedias in the life sciences.
Books, e-Books, & Protocols Tips on locating books and e-books at UCR.
Articles & Databases Tips on locating journal articles and using databases in the life sciences.
Other
Getting Started
Click here for information on Primary and Secondary Sources in the Sciences.
Click here for tips on Writing a Research Paper.
Stuck? Contact your librarian!
I am here to help in your research process.
Subject Specialist
Trish Stumpf Garcia
Biology, Genomics, & Bioengineering Librarian
Orbach Science Library
E-mail: trish.garcia@ucr.edu
Phone: (951) 827-6442

Class-related Guides
- Bio 5A Tutorial (citations, articles, journals, & using the database BIOSIS)
- Sign up for Bio 5A Workshop
- Bio 30 Guide
- Microbiology 121 (locate information about an organism)
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Related Subject Guides
Questions? Suggestions?
Contact your biology subject specialist, Trish Stumpf Garcia, at: trish.garcia@ucr.edu
















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