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DE Style Guide for Bibliographies and Footnotes
Based on Scientic Style and Format: The CBE Manual for Authors,
Editors, and Publishers , Sixth Edition [T11 S386 1994]
This guide lists examples using the scientic style. If you need
additional help, copies of the CBE Manual are available at the
following libraries:
Fisheries-Oceanography, Friday Harbor, Natural Sciences,
Bothell, and Tacoma. This guide shows examples from the name-year
system. For
information about the citation-sequence system, consult the
print CBE Manual.
In the CBE style system of references, journal titles are
abbreviated. The CBE Manual lists many of the standard words in
journal titles with their
abbreviations. Other sources to consult include the BIOSIS
Serial Sources, the International Directory of Serial Publications
in Aquatic Sciences and
Fisheries, and the Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index
(CASSI). Check the UW Libraries Catalog for detailed call number
and location information.
Type of Entry References Citations
Book Single Author Schlesinger WH. 1997. Biogeochemistry:
ananalysis of global change. 2nded. San Diego (CA):
Academic Press. 588 p.
(Schlesinger 1997)
Book Volume with Separate Title Ridgway SH, Harrison R. 1999.
Handbook ofmarine mammals. Volume 6, The second bookof dolphins and
the porpoises. San Diego (CA):
Academic Press.
(Ridgway and Harrison 1999)
Book Organization as Author [NRC] National Research Council,
Committee
on rotect on an anagement o ac cNorthwest Anadromous Salmonids,
Boardon Environmental Studies and Toxicology,
omm ss on on e c ences. 199 . pstream:salmon and society in the
Pacic Northwest.
Washington: National Academy Press. 452 p.
(NRC 1996)
Proceedings Title Dierent fromConference Name
Bartlett D, Smith, J, editors. 2005. GIS forcoastal zone
management. CoastGIS 01Conference; 2001 June 18-20; Halifax,
Canada.Boca Raton (FL): CRC Press. 310 p.
(Bartlett and Smith 2005)
