Answered By: Paige Mann
Last Updated: Aug 04, 2022     Views: 809

screen capture of the example article showing common bibliographic metadata needed to find full text

 

  

To answer this question, we'll use the example above to identify the elements needed to locate full text.

Article title:     Deaf White Cats

Author(s):         Kral, Andrej ; Lomber, Stephen G.

Journal Title:     Current Biology

Volume:            25

Issue (if available):  9

Pages:             351-353

Publication Date:  May 4, 2015

DOI or PMID (if available):  10.1016/j.cub.2015.02.040

 

 

You can often (but not always) locate full text for a specific item by searching Primo

a screenshot of a Primo search for full text by the article title

 

 

 

If this search is unsuccessful, click the Look up an Item link (red menu) to access the search form.

screenshot of the "Look up an Item" link in the Primo header

   

 

 

If you have a DOI or PMID, you can search by this ID alone. If you don't, you'll need to enter much more citation information.

screenshot of a completed "Look up an Item" form

 

 

Once you submit the completed form, you will either be taken to online full text or be prompted to sign in to view request options. If you are prompted to sign in to view request options, sign in and you'll see an option to request full text using interlibrary loan (ILL)

 

 

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