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Magica de Spell (2011: 387–340) recommends the use of dragon eggs for more complex magic potions. |
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Dragon eggs are also recommended for more complex magic potions
(cf. de Spell 20011: 387–340).
[please do not use "ff."]
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References at the end of the article: |
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Monographs: |
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De Spell, Magica (2011): Witchcraft for Dummies. An Introduction
to the Basics of Witch Lore for Beginners. Mt. Vesuvius: Witches
& Wizards. |
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Editors: |
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McDuck, Scrooge (ed.) (2012): How to Earn your First Phantastillion. Duckburg: McDuck Publishers. |
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Duck, Abigail/Gearloose, Gyro (eds.) (2010): Duck, Nature and Technique. Treatise in Philosophy. Duckburg/Quacksville: Quack & Croak.
If there are more than three authors, editors or places of publication,
please use "et al." (People) and "etc." (Places). |
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Series: |
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Duck, Huey et al. (2011): Medals and Badges. An Introduction
for Junior Woodchucks. Quacksville etc.: Scouts' Publications. (= Scientific
Series of the Ducksburg Scouts Organisation 13). |
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Articles in journals: |
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Duck, Daisy (2012): "The Modern Drake's Role Perception". Duck and Society 2/8: 27–43. |
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Articles in anthologies: |
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Duck, Donald (2012): "How to Borrow a Dollar from
Scrooge McDuck. Practical Tips for Everyday Use". In: McDuck, Scrooge
(ed.): How to Earn your First Phantastillion. Duckburg, McDuck
Publishers: 251–255. |
[Please always spell out first names]
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use in conjunction with decimal numbers. All numbers must be linked to headings
and there should be no dot after the last number before the heading. |
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Metalinguistic expression, i.e. the citation of a word, should be marked
by italics. Semantic descriptions should be put into simple quotation marks. |
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Please use bold typeface for emphasis. |
