Gerald,
I'm never fully up to date, so will be waiting eagerly for links to complete
papers or PDF's . . . as well as a bibliography/reading list! Especially if
it's annotated. I'd even like to see them ranked according to importance and
the special insights such papers should provide. The sheer volume of
publications is daunting, and so much seems to come as a result of POP
demand. I'd even like a list of "bad" papers reported in annotation style.
Sometimes one can find real gems in the tailings-piles.
There's so much out there and so little of real consequence. I'd also like
to see them along with post-publication discussions and formal responses.
WT
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From: "Gerald Urquhart" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 01, 2013 11:09 AM
Subject: [ECOLOG-L] Good Scientific Papers for Introductory Biology Students
Hi Everyone,
I am looking for some good papers for my introductory biology students to
read
to introduce them to primary literature in ecology, behavior and evolution.
In particular, I am looking for short papers that follow a very formal
structure of Intro (must include hypotheses) - Methods - Results -
Discussion
that students can dissect.
Please send me suggestions for papers ([email protected]) that you would
recommend for this and I will compile a list and post it as a follow-up.
Sending PDFs would be great!
Thanks,
Jerry Urquhart
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