Passkey & Other Tools from the Library
Thesis Tool: Searching the library catalog for theses and dissertations within a specific department can be tricky. Thesis Tool allows you to choose from a list of academic disciplines, and view the matching items in the library catalog.
The off-campus Passkey bookmarklet helps you connect to databases and journals without going through the library web site.
CUL New Books lists books, e-books, and other monographs that have recently been added to the Cornell University Library collections.
JAbbr is an online tool that helps you quickly decipher journal title abbreviations.
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
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Welcome to the library guide for Ecology and Evolutionary Biology graduate students. Here you will find information regarding library resources, including the top scholarly journals in your field, citation management software, and library tools to make your life easier!
Online Tutorials
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