Online resources

Dr Daniel J Bell ◉ and Assoc Prof Craig Hacking ◉ ◈ et al.

Online resources can be used as references as the source of images/diagrams with certain provisos.

Images

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In all cases the exact provenance and license of these images must be included, to ensure appropriate backtracking to the original file.

For more information please see the following links and articles:

References

Generally online resources are frowned upon as references for articles or cases, with journal articles or textbooks preferred. Please refer to the article on references for more details.

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