Answered By: Christin Wixson
Last Updated: Nov 12, 2014     Views: 91

In the database Academic Search Premier, check the box next to Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals to limit your search to scholarly sources.

Type coral reefs into the first search box and change the drop down menu next to it to Subject.

Type destruction in to the second search box, but leave the drop down menu set to Select a Field. 

Some articles were discussions of earlier works. These earlier works can sometimes be found by searching the article titles on scholar.google.com.
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