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(Preview)  4  _ Abstract  5  _ Related Articles  6  _ Supplementary
Material  7  _ References  8  _ About this Article 
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(Preview)  4  _ Abstract  5  _ Related Articles  6  _ Supplementary
Material  7  _ References  8  _ About this Article 
9  _ Citation Export  10  _‘Wthin this Article’-functionality
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8
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2
4
H9195 / SPL-17 A
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5
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5
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link.springer.com
SpringerLink
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SpringerLink
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1  _ Download PDF 2  _View (HTML) Article 3  _ Look Inside
(Preview)  4  _ Abstract  5  _ Related Articles  6  _ Supplementary
Material  7  _ References  8  _ About this Article 
9  _ Citation Export  10  _‘Wthin this Article’-functionality
Article / Chapter PageBook HomepageJournal HomepageSearch Results Export Citation
Structure of list items within a search result page
1  _Type of content 2  _ Download PDF 3  _View in HTML
1  _ Search within this journal
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4  _ Look Inside (Preview)   5  _ AboutThis Journal 
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chapters 3  _ Look Inside (Preview) 4  _ AboutThis Book
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(RIS)
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•• BookEnds (RIS)
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that allows to export
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1
1
2
2
2
3
4 3 3
2
6
7
8
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4
H9195 / SPL-17 A
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5
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Online training resources are available
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link.springer.com
SpringerLink
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SpringerLink
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1  _ Download PDF 2  _View (HTML) Article 3  _ Look Inside
(Preview)  4  _ Abstract  5  _ Related Articles  6  _ Supplementary
Material  7  _ References  8  _ About this Article 
9  _ Citation Export  10  _‘Wthin this Article’-functionality
Article / Chapter PageBook HomepageJournal HomepageSearch Results Export Citation
Structure of list items within a search result page
1  _Type of content 2  _ Download PDF 3  _View in HTML
1  _ Search within this journal
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•• ProCite (RIS)
•• Reference Manager
(RIS)
•• RefWorks (RIS)
•• BookEnds (RIS)
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•• PubMed (TXT)
•• Text only (TXT)
•• BibTeX (BIB)
Below the journal or book
cover there is a link offered
that allows to export
citations.
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
4 3 3
2
6
7
8
1
2
4
H9195 / SPL-17 A
3
5
4
5
Online training resources are available
on springer.com/librarians
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