Search Tips

Searching the citation index: (It is the default index and includes author, title, date, journal, etc.) Index:

You can enter any word (author, one or several words in the title, or journal) or a combination of words: author - title; author - date, etc.

Searching the keyword index:

select Keywords by clicking the arrow of the index drop-down list box and highlighting Keywords Index:
create your own string of keywords by simply typing them in the search box in any order:

for example: chimpanzee feeding enrichment puzzle

Browsing through the alphabetical keyword list:

click Browse the index (see figure below)
select Keywords by clicking the arrow of the index drop-down list box and highlighting Keywords (see figure below)

You can scroll down quickly by typing the first letter of the keyword you might be trying to find in the New position box. For example: type in m, press Enter, click Marmoset and you will have immediate access to all the records on marmosets.

Any word (OR)
All words (AND)
Partial words (right truncation)
Begins with
Browse the index

Index:

The list of keywords has been modified in such a way that you can make mini-searches by simply browsing through the index and clicking on a string of keywords such as:

Social enhancement & Pair formation & Risk (11 records)

You can also select the full-text index and browse to access all full-text articles.

For a detailed description of search options (such as "partial words", "Begins with"; "Summary display "etc : Information on search options