What is in Web of Science?
Web of Science: Step by Step
WHAT IS WEB OF SCIENCE?
Search over of the highest impact journals worldwide—including open access journals—and over 160,000 conference proceedings.
Note: "high-impact journals" = those considered to be highly influential in their fields. A journal's impact factor is a measure of the frequency with which an average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year.
Searching the Web of Science
Topic Search: morpholog* and delimitation--->
Refine options are on the left. Here are some to try:
Refine by broad category: include or exclude.
Refine by article type= review article--->
Search within the results-->require that the word evolution* occur somewhere in the article record.
When you are viewing a single record:
Author names are hot linked, click to see all papers in Web of Science by this author.
View the cited references for this paper.
Right of page: See all papers in Web of Science citing this article.
Citation Map: view a graphical relation between two papers.
- Click on the article title to view the full record. Read the abstract, author keywords, keywords plus and more.
- Click "search for article" box to see if this article is available at Allegheny. If not, click on the link to Illiad to order a copy via interlibrary loan.
- click on the mark record box to save for exporting to Refworks.
Enter Whitenack L* making sure that the field tag is for author.
Look under the Organizations limiting field. what do you notice?