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Some electronic indexes, like Academic OneFile, contain many full-text articles. Others, such as EconLit and PsycInfo, only contain citations and/or abstracts. However, Hope College Libraries may still have access to the full text of articles you find in these indexes. To determine whether the article you want is available, click on the WebBridge button or the Full-Text options link (usually listed below the citation). A new window will pop up that looks like this:

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A Thorny Dilemma: Testing Alternative Intrageneric Classifications within Ziziphus (Rhamnaceae)

Published in: Systematic Botany, v. 31 no. 4, pp. 826 Date: 2006-10-01

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If you are not successful in obtaining an electronic copy of the article or if no “Full-Text” is listed, then try searching “Journals List” to determine whether Hope College has access to this journal either in print, microform, or electronically from another site not listed under “Full-Text.” You may search/browse for the article from these links or come to the library to obtain the article from the print or microform copy of the journal.

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