Wourld's Poultry Science Journal 1996

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The discussion revolves around a request for a specific article from the World's Poultry Science Journal published in 1996, focusing on obtaining access to the article when the author has not responded to direct inquiries. Participants explore various methods to acquire the article, including library resources and online searches.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests help in obtaining an article from the World's Poultry Science Journal, specifically from volume 52, page 309, and mentions that the author has not replied to their email.
  • Another participant provides links to potential resources that might contain the article or related information.
  • A suggestion is made to contact a librarian for assistance, highlighting the possibility of inter-library loans if the local library does not have the journal.
  • There is a reiteration of the article request, with a link to a broader search for articles from the same journal, indicating some confusion about the specific article needed.
  • One participant notes the importance of contacting the corresponding author for article requests and suggests being polite and providing a mailing address when making such requests.
  • Concerns are raised about the cost of obtaining the article if one does not have a subscription or library access, reinforcing the suggestion of using inter-library loans.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the methods to seek the article, such as contacting librarians and using online resources. However, there is some confusion regarding the specific article requested and the best approach to obtain it.

Contextual Notes

Participants mention various methods for accessing academic articles, including the importance of knowing the ISSN number and the role of corresponding authors, but do not resolve the specific issue of obtaining the article in question.

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Is there anyone around here who helps me?
I need an article which is written in
Wourld's Poultry Science Journal 1996. Vol.52 page:309
I send mail to its author but he(Kidd M.T.) didn't answer me. :cry:
Could anyone send me its PDF/photo.
thanks very much:smile:
 
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Em!ly said:
Is there anyone around here who helps me?
I need an article which is written in
Wourld's Poultry Science Journal 1996. Vol.52 page:309
I send mail to its author but he(Kidd M.T.) didn't answer me. :cry:
Could anyone send me its PDF/photo.
thanks very much:smile:
The best thing to do is ask your librarian for help. If your library doesn't have the journal, you might still be able to get a copy of the article through inter-library loan, or find another nearby library with a copy you can read there. Bring ALL the information you have on the journal and the article, especially the ISSN number (the link taoist provided gives you this). It is helpful for them to ensure they get the right article for you.

Did you write to the "corresponding" author on the article, or just the first author? The corresponding author is the one who you would contact with such a request. When you request an article, you should be very polite in asking for a reprint (very few people ask for these anymore though...so authors don't always order them to send out) and make sure you include your address for them to mail it to you. Sometimes they don't respond immediately either. In the days before electronic journal subscriptions, when it was much more routine to request reprints from the authors, nobody replied to the requests other than to pop a copy in the mail without any further note.
 
Mk said:
What specific article are you looking for? Here's all of them
http://scholar.google.com/scholar?h...try+Science+Journal+1996.+Vol.+52&btnG=Search
She already specified the article, and Taoist linked directly to it. But, if you don't have a subscription or have access to it through a library, it's pretty expensive to get. That's why I suggested inter-library loan, because sometimes libraries can share material with other libraries without having to charge their patrons.
 

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