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Invertebrates in the News: Current Research Findings of the Obscure

​1. Find an article (min 200 words) that reports scientific research on an obscure invertebrate Phylum, Genus or species that has made the news.

2. Conduct a site specific search using the Globe and Mail or New York Times newspaper, or a scientific magazine (Scientific American, Discover, Popular Science). You will need to find the URL of the publication first.

                           "sea anemone" site:.nytimes.com

                           "fruit fly" site:.popsci.com

                           "nematodes" site:.scientificamerican.com

3. Evaluate the article by copying the following information from the article:

        a) a sentence that describes what the scientists were trying to find out.

        b) a sentence that describes what the scientists did find out (results/conclusion)

        c) the full name and title (if given) of a person quoted in the article. *If no one is quoted, then choose a          
          different article!

        d) words explaining this person's expertise or connection to the study.

4. Finally, write a three sentence summary of what you learned and be prepared to share in class.


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    • Follett Lightbox eResources
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  • Citing Sources
    • Citing Sources with Noodle Tools
    • In Text Citations (APA)
    • In Text Citations (MLA)
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    • Footnotes
    • Citing Images
    • Credit Lines for Images
    • Working Bibliography Sheet
    • Formatting research paper (APA)
    • Formatting research paper (MLA)
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    • Plagiarism
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