citation guidelines

A variety of styles exist for documenting sources from the world wide web, differing in the number of entries, their order and ways of presentation (e.g., APA, MLA, CBE and Chicago), and we did not aim to follow exactly any of these styles. Instead, we tried to provide as much of the relevant information as possible, so that citation can be reformated by anyone according to his/her needs or requests of editor. Generally, the following template is utilized:

<data provider>. (<Date of document>). Breeding conditions report for <site name>, <year>. ARCTIC BIRDS: an international breeding conditions survey. (Online database). Ed(s). <database manager(s)>. <URL of the page>. <date of the latest update>. <date of access>.

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