Zoological Record today belongs to Clarivate and at their website, when I click at "Go to product" I am directed to Web of Science basic search. I did not find any filter for Zoological Record there. Does it exist?
https://clarivate.com/products/scientific-and-academic-research/research-discovery-and-workflow-solutions/webofscience-platform/web-of-science-zoological-records/
The Index to Organisms Names, however, is working:
http://www.organismnames.com/query.htm
Implementation:
Search websites:
1. Web of Science: Web of Science is a widely used research database that includes Zoological Record as one of its core collections. You can access Web of Science through your institution's library portal or by visiting the Web of Science website directly. Once on the platform, you can select Zoological Record as the specific database to search for names.
2. Clarivate Analytics: Clarivate Analytics is the official provider of the Zoological Record database. They offer a dedicated website where you can directly search for names in Zoological Record. You can visit their website at https://clarivate.com/products/zoological-record/ and access the search functionality specifically designed for Zoological Record.
3. ResearchGate: ResearchGate is a popular academic social networking platform that allows researchers to share and discover scientific publications. It includes a search feature that allows you to search for articles and authors across various databases, including Zoological Record. You can visit the ResearchGate website at https://www.researchgate.net/ and use their search functionality to look for names in Zoological Record.
4. Google Scholar: Google Scholar is a widely used search engine for scholarly literature. While it may not directly search within Zoological Record, it indexes a wide range of scientific publications, including those found in Zoological Record. You can visit the Google Scholar website at https://scholar.google.com/ and enter the name you want to search for in the search bar. You can then filter the results to show only articles from Zoological Record or explore the broader range of publications.
Follow these steps:
1. Access Zoological Record: Go to the Zoological Record website or access it through your institution's library portal. Zoological Record is a widely used database for zoological literature and can be accessed through subscription or institutional access.
2. Perform a Name Search: Once you are on the Zoological Record platform, look for a search bar or an advanced search option. Select the appropriate search mode for a name search, such as "Author Search," "Taxon Search," or "Keyword Search."
- Author Search: If you are searching for a specific author's name, select the "Author Search" option. Enter the author's name in the search field and specify any additional search parameters, such as publication year or subject area, if desired.
- Taxon Search: If you are searching for a taxonomic name, select the "Taxon Search" option. Enter the taxonomic name (e.g., genus, species, or higher taxonomic rank) in the search field. You can also specify additional search criteria, such as publication year or geographic location, to narrow down the results.
- Keyword Search: If you are searching for a name mentioned in the article's title, abstract, or keywords, select the "Keyword Search" option. Enter the name you want to search for in the search field. You can use quotation marks ("") to search for an exact phrase or use Boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT) to refine your search.
3. Refine and Execute the Search: After entering your search query, you can refine your search further by applying filters, such as publication date range, publication type, or language, to narrow down the results. Review the search parameters, and when you are ready, click the "Search" or "Submit" button to execute the search.
4. Explore the Search Results: Zoological Record will display a list of search results that match your query. Browse through the results, which typically include article titles, authors, publication details, and abstracts. You can click on individual search results to access more detailed information about the articles.
5. Access Full Text: If full-text access is available, you can click on the article to access the full text directly or to view abstracts, citations, or related information. Depending on your access privileges, you may be able to download the full text or access it through your institution's library resources.
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