The first box, "All Items by Source", lists electronic resources specifically for Biology.


- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Studies; includes biomedical science, social sciences.
- 1997-present: full text, 1932-1996: indexed.



- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Studies.
- 200 journals.
- 1998-present.
- Emphasis is on the biological, ecological, and environmental sciences.


- Biology, Environmental Studies, Chemistry.
- 600,000 records are provided, 6000 full-text.
- Resources cover the relationship between human beings and the environment in fields including the sciences, agriculture, education, law, health, and technology.



- Biology, Nursing, Exercise Science.
- An innovative learning aid that allows students to examine virtual 3D dissections and immerse themselves in interactive research.
- Delve deep into concepts with tools to zoom, rotate, and explore models.
- Experience guided interactive lessons aligned with course curriculum.
- View relevant reference content from Gale for further study and research.
- Use self-assessments to ensure concept comprehension.
- Access resources on their computer at any time through multiple web browsers.


- Nursing, Biology, Emergency Services, Exercise Science, Nutrition, Chemistry, Psychology, Social Work.
- 1,500 journals full text, 5,000 journals indexed.
- 1965-present: full text, 1949-present: indexed.
- Topics include medicine, nursing, dentistry, veterinary medicine, the health care system, and allied health professions.


- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Studies.
- 300 full-text journals, indexing to an additional 100.
- 1998-present.


- Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Physics, Aviation.
- 1,000 journals.
- 1986-present.
- Covers applied and general sciences.
- Biology, Nursing, Exercise Science, Chemistry, Environmental Studies, Nutrition, Psychology, Social Work.
- 27 million citations.
- Full text of these articles can be found in other library databases or through interlibrary loan.


- Physical sciences, life sciences, health sciences, social sciences.
- Full-text scientific database with millions of documents.
- Journal articles from nearly 4000 open access journals.
- Book chapters from more than 35,000 books.



- Aviation, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Mathematics, Nursing, Physics.
- Online version of McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science and Technology and the McGraw-Hill Yearbook of Science and Technology included in results.
- Images, videos, biographies, current research, articles.


Multi-subject. 4,600 journals full text. Indexing for articles in 8,500 additional journals.
JSTOR


Multi-subject, Business, English & Literature, History, World Languages & Cultures. Full-text scholarly journals, books, and documents.
LexisNexis Academic [now Nexis Uni]


Multi-subject, History, Business, Political Science, Journalism, Social Work. 15,000 business, legal, and news sources. Includes The New York Times, The Washington Post. Information for over 80 million companies.
ProQuest Complete


Multi-subject. Select individual databases for merged search results: 40 databases (mostly full-text), Academic Video Online, and Ebook Central.

Allison Fox
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Tel: 965-6632
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