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When searching for articles about specific subjects or places, use the Any of these words in the Title or Abstracts field and use alternate forms of the name, e.g. "muskox muskoxen moschatus" or "sugluk saglouc salluit". Both English and French abstracts are searched.
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In the database, author names are stored surname first, followed by initials. For example, Green, M.B. When searching the Author field an automatic wildcard is applied to the end of whatever you type. Since the same author might appear in the database as both Green, M.B. and Green, M., searching for "green, m" will find both versions of the name. To search for all authors with the surname Green, search for "green," (note the comma following the surname). Searching for "green" would also find authors with the surnames Greene, Greenaway, etc.
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