Two or more works by the same author in the same year (CSE)
Citation-sequence
5. Seppa N. Protein implicated in many cancers. Sci News. 2010 Oct 20 [accessed 2011 Jan 22]. http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/64426.
9. Seppa N. Anticancer protein might combat HIV. Sci News. 2010 Nov 20:9.
Explain
- In the citation-sequence system, list and number the works in the order in which they appear in the paper.
- Use the appropriate number for references to the source in the text of the paper.
- Make the first line of each entry flush with the left margin. Indent any additional lines in the entry one-quarter inch.
Citation-name
5. Seppa N. Anticancer protein might combat HIV. Sci News. 2010 Nov 20:9.
6. Seppa N. Protein implicated in many cancers. Sci News. 2010 Oct 20 [accessed 2011 Jan 22]. http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/64426.
Explain
- In the citation-name system, list the works alphabetically by title, and then number the works in order.
- Use the appropriate number for references to the source in the text of the paper.
- Make the first line of each entry flush with the left margin. Indent any additional lines in the entry one-quarter inch.
Name-year
Seppa N. 2010a Jul 31. Fish oil may fend off breast cancer: other supplements studied show no signs of protection. Sci News. 13.
Seppa N. 2010b Sep 25. Ovary removal boosts survival: procedure shown to benefit women with BRCA mutations. Sci News. 12.
Explain
- List the works in chronological order, the earliest first.
- Add the letters “a,” “b,” and so on after the year.
- If the works have only a year but not exact dates, arrange the entries alphabetically by title.
- Use the year plus the letter in parenthetical references in the text of the paper.
- Make the first line of each entry flush with the left margin. Indent any additional lines in the entry one-quarter inch.
Related topics:
CSE guidelines, reference list
Directory to CSE reference list models