- britannica online
- biology, molecular
i wanted to try something out of the ordinary this time - 29
this was a surprised that there was only this many i figured that there would be more. - N/A
- i could not do that too small already
- molecular biology and earth science
not to sure how to find the bibliographic info - this article has information when the first investigation of a molecular bio was done. it also explains what it is want all the little fact of what a molecular structure is.
opposing viewpoints- animal, habitat
- 1
- N/A
- when i changed the search from (animal and habitat) to (animal or habitat) the results had increased and more results on both instead of just the two in one article.
- there was only one
- zoos harm animals
Opposing Viewpoints Digests: Animal Rights. Ed. Jennifer A.Hurley. San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 1999 - i found this article useful because it addresses the issues of how zoo keepers treat the animal at the park. it also helps to know how animal habitat truly are when it is undisturbed.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
unit 4-2
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Britannica Online: If you open an entry and scroll down to the bottom, you will find a citation for the article. You need to look further.
ReplyDeleteOpposing Viewpoints: I expected you to use the same subject. That's why I asked question 4 about how you needed to alter your terms for a different database.
As for your evaluation, you describe relevance, which is one of the evaluative techniques. That's good. It's also important to know that these articles are in an authoritative database, the most important evaluative technique.
I should also mention that you were told that one of your databases "MUST be Academic Search Premier," which you haven't searched at all.
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