Finding Research Articles

1. Click on the 3 bars at the upper left hand of the page to expand the left menu 
2. Select "Advanced Search"
3. Enter your keywords or phrases
4. Refine your search by author, date and/or journal title

1. Click on the 3 bars at the upper right hand of the page to expand the left menu
2. Select Settings -> "Library Links"
3. Type American Museum of Natural History in the search box and hit enter
4. Select the checkbox to add “Library Links” for the American Museum of Natural History
5. You will now see Full-Text @ AMNH Library to the left of any article citation in Google Scholar if we have subscription access

To create a “search alert” in Google Scholar:

1. Select the Advanced Search from the left menu
2. Execute your search, click on search
3. On the left menu, click on Create Alert icon (located under filters on left menu)
4. Enter your e-mail address
5. Select the number of results you would like to receive
6. Click on "Create Alert"

To create a “search alert” in Anthropology Plus:

1. Click "Sign In" to create an account and then sign in to your account
2. Execute Search
3. Click on "Create Alert" (next to the search button at the top of the page)
4. In the pop-up window, enter your preferred email format, email address, frequency and then click on "Save Alert"

To create a “journal alert" in AnthroSource:

1. Select Login/Register --> New User to create an account
2. Go to Sign up for AAA email alerts
3. Create content alerts for each AAA journal below by clicking "Set Alert" next to titles of interest

To create a “search alert” in GeoRef:

1. Create a My Research Account
2. Once logged in, execute a search
3. From your results screen, click on the "SAVE/SEARCH Alert" --> "Create Alert" at the top left of the screen
4. In the pop-up window, enter the name for this alert, your preferred type and frequency of content and then click on "Create Alert"

To create a “eTOC alerts” in GeoScienceWorld:

1. Click sign in, then click on the “Create New Account” link to create an account
2. Scroll to the bottom of the page, and click on the “Manage Alerts” link
3. Find the journal/journals you want eTOC alerts for, and click the “Add eTOC” button. Select “Full” and/or “Awareness” options for the item in questions’ eTOC
4. If you wish to receive Announcements for the journal, check the box in that section
5. Once you have made your selections, click “Save”

To create a “search alert” in NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) (Open Access):

1. Create a MyADS account
2. Perform a new search
3. While on results page, expand "Create email notification" menu
4. Add a name and frequency
5. Click "Create"

To create a “search alert” in Zoological Record:

1. Create an account by using the “Sign in” link at the top of the search screen.  Click on “Register” and enter your email address and create a password.
2. Execute the search query or queries you would like to save. 
3. Click on the Search History link at the top of the screen, use the Combine Sets (AND OR) to refine your search.
4. Click the "Save History/ Create Alert" button to save your search history or to create an alert. Your Alert will be based on the last search statement you enter.  If you want your alert to include records from previously-entered sets, create a final search set using Combine Sets.
5. Enter a History Name and Description (optional), then click Save. 
6. Click Save to save your history to the server. 

If the Gottesman Research Library does not subscribe to an article that you find via Google Scholar or one of our Databases, you may see if an “open access” version is available online via a web plugin from Unpaywall.

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