Zoology: Finding Journal Articles

This database includes information about wildlife management. According to the site, it has "reliable, freely-available, evaluated, digital content and quality services for agriculture, food, and natural resources information." It is a service of the National Agricultural Library and North American academic libraries.

Contains links to a searchable online version of the Check-list, a PDF version, and supplements.

Includes multiple tools and databases from the EPA. Categories include High-Throughput Screening, Rapid Exposure and Dose Information, Animal Toxicity, Ecotoxicology, Sustainable Chemicals and Chemistry, Virtual Tissues, and Literature Mining

"Entrez is a retrieval system designed for searching several linked NCBI databases. NCBI creates public databases, conducts research in computational biology, develops software tools for analyzing genome data, and disseminates biomedical information."

From the website: "Since 1965, the staff of the Northern Prairie Wildlife Research Center have authored more than 1,500 publications appearing in peer-reviewed science journals, USGS/NBS/FWS series publications, chapters in books, fact sheets, and other documents. Many of these publications, especially those published in recent years, are also available as HTML or PDF* documents and are accessible through this database. Reprints of many of these articles are available free of charge."

From the site: "Online Mendelian Inheritance in Animals (OMIA) is a database of genes, inherited disorders and traits in animal species (other than human and mouse) authored by Professor Frank Nicholas" and others.

Searchable database of species ranked from "Least Concern" to "Extinct." Brief overviews (assessment of status, geographic range, population, habitat and ecology) and resources including "Categories and Criteria" and "Classification Schemes" are available. For further information about the Red List, including its history, check the "About" tab on the website.

Request books that you can't find at Morris Library or through I-Share. Articles are usually delivered to your @siu email; books are delivered to the first floor circulation desk at Morris Library.