DUE (in Bio182 drop box) by 5 PM Friday February 27

This is the big one, in which you report your search for

• secondary (review) articles [you need 1 or 2] and
• primary articles [you need at least 4 or 5]

I strongly suggest that you spend a bit of time on this before you leave for the break, so that you'll have some things (like journals we don't have) to look for if you're near a large library.

Use the various databases demonstrated, choosing as seems appropriate for your subject, and report

• your search terms and strategies (as you used and developed them for each of the databases you consulted)
• your findings (bibliographic citations in appropriate format, but without annotations)
• your current thinking about your topic (the title you think you'll propose to your faculty supervisor, plus comments on how it's gone so far, what's done, what's still missing, etc.)

What I'm looking for is sensible and thoughtful use of databases. You shouldn't expect to find everything you need in one place, and you should concentrate your attention on finding sources available at W&L.