Referring to a specific part of a source

In-text citation: citation-sequence or citation-name

My data thus differ markedly from Markam’s study on the same species in New York.^{5(Figs. 2,7)}

In-text citation: citation-sequence or citation-name

Researchers observed an immune response in “19 of 20 people who ate a potato vaccine aimed at the Norwalk virus,” according to Langridge.^{3(p. 68)}

In-text citation: name-year

My data thus differ markedly from Markam’s (2005, Figs. 2,7) study on the same species in New York.

• CSE does not provide guidelines for citing a specific part of a source, but your instructor will probably expect you to include an exact reference.

• The examples are consistent with CSE’s other guidelines.

Related topics:

• Basic formatting of CSE in-text citations

• Mentioning the author in the text

• CSE reference list

• Directory to CSE reference list