Лекция: List of references and end of paper

The reference section contains a list of all the references cited in the text. References should be arranged in alphabetical order (according to the name of the first author). Each reference to an article should contain the following:

1. Name (or names) of author(s), (each) followed by initials.

2. Year of publication in parenthesis.

3. Title of article.

4. Title of journal, either in full or abbreviated according to the World List of Scientific Periodicals.

5. Volume of journal, underlined

6. Number of first and last pages of articles

Each referenceto an article which is published ina book or Conference Proceedings should also contain the title of the book and its editor. For example:

Chalmers, E.E. (2004). Advantages and disadvantages of nomadism with particular reference to the Republic of Sudan. In: Beef Cattle Production in Developing Countries (ed. Smith, A.J.), pp. 388–397. Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine, Edinburgh.

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NOTE:Your paper might include an appendix (plural appendices). Appendices are placed either before or after the References. This section is additional and contains more detailed information which is not included in the paper itself. This information might not be essential for presenting your findings/ results, but should be relevant to the paper. Appendices might include tables/ charts/ figures, etc., as well as lengthy derivations of formulas and computer programs. Authors are expected to refer to the appendices included within their papers.