Research Paper / 315Online material, unsigned article, no complete work:
Parenthetical note:
(“Defining Wetlands”)
Endnote:(^19) “Defining Wetlands,” 20 Feb. 1997, http://www.ceres.ca.gov/wetlands/
introduction/defining_wetlands.html (27 July 1997) 2.
Bibliography:
“Defining Wetlands.” 20 Feb. 1997. http://www.ceres.ca.gov/wetlands/
introduction/defining_wetlands.html (27 July 1997).
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Parenthetical note:
(Russ)
Endnote:
(^20) Michael Russ [email protected] “Education URLs,” 25 Aug.
1999, personal e-mail (25 Aug. 1999).
Bibliography:
Russ, Michael. [email protected] “Education URLs.” 25 Aug. 1999.
Personal e-mail. (25 Aug. 1999).
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