Exporting Citations from Databases

Instructions: Here are examples from three different databases to show the variety of ways that you can export reference information. Explore each database image below and click on the plus icon near the feature that you think will enable you to save the reference as a file that you can import to Zotero.


1. JSTOR Database


2. Engineering Village Interface


3. Web of Science Interface
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