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Place all citations of published material at the end of the manuscript under references. Material not cited in the text should not appear in the references. Cite all authors in the references; do not use et al. Citations are alphabetical by author's last name. When citing more than one reference by the same author, cite the oldest publication first. A four-character dash indicates multiple references by the same author. The second and following lines of references should start under the 5th character of the author's name, eg: Stuiver, M and Kra, RS, eds 1983
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Stuiver, M and Kra, RS, eds 1986
Internatl 14C conf, 12th, Proc.
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List individual authors first followed by those with co-authors, eg: Stuiver, M
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Following is our new reference format for: 1) Article in a periodical: Author's surname, initials of given name, year of publication (no commas before or after), title.
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Tracers in the sea.
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The citation should follow the examples of Stuiver and Pearson, above and Becker and Schmidt, below.Google Scholar
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If an author confidently expects to publish a manuscript before the galley proof is returned, he/she may use blank page numbers (000–000). Place (ms) after the authors and before the date (if known) for a manuscript that has been submitted but is not yet accepted. Cite an unpublished manuscript such as a doctoral dissertation or a manuscript in preparation in the same manner, eg:
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Kra, R (ms)
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Paper presented at Internatl 14C conf, 13th, Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, June 20–25.Google Scholar
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