listed references

[katrin-berkenbusch]

The MPI editor requested for the reference list that:

• for authors with several initials, the letters are not separated by a space;
• there is no comma between the journal title and volume number;
• there is a colon instead of a comma between the journal volume/number and the page numbers.

Titles of books, unpublished reports and theses should not be in italics, e.g., Currey, R. J. C.; Boren, L. J.; Sharp, B. R.; Peterson, D. (2012). A risk assessment of threats to Maui’s dolphins. 51 p. Wellington, New Zealand: Ministry for Primary Industries and Department of Conservation. IUCN (2016). International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of threatened species. Version 2016-3.

For books, the publisher name should be placed in front of the location (also for DoC reports and similar), e.g., see above for the risk assessment.

[edwardabraham]

Done. Available in docker.dragonfly.co.nz/dragonfly-reports-17.04:2017-11-28

[edwardabraham]

A few more tweaks. References need to match the following:

Cooke, J.G. (1994). Nutrient transformations in a natural wetland receiving sewage effluent and the implications for waste treatment. Water Science and Technology 29 (4): 209–217.

Constable, J.D.; Scott, P.H.; Connor, M.A. (1989). Fixed bed nitrification as a potential means of enhancing nitrogen removal rates in a sewage lagoon. In: Australian Water and Wastewater Association, Proceedings of the 13th Federal Convention. pp 192–196. 6–10 March 1989, Canberra.

Ayling, T.; Cox, G. (1982). Collins guide to the sea fishes of New Zealand. Collins, Auckland. 343 p.

This means:

• no comma after the journal name;
• for an in-collection, italics and a colon for “In:”, and no italics for the title of the collection;
• the publisher’s name and location need to be separated by a comma (in the example IUCN is followed by a colon).

[katrin-berkenbusch]

Thesis titles seem to be in italics, with species name in roman font...? see Davidson in the mmra report. Also IUCN reference in the same report, Mitchell et al. Same for Richard & Abraham (2016) and (2017), including upper case in the 2016 one.

[katrin-berkenbusch]

These and some other less frequently-used publication types have the titles in italics

[katrin-berkenbusch]

Seems to also be that chapter titles are in italics.

[edwardabraham]

Here is a list of all the types in our bibliography:

• 1052 @Article
• 266 @Unpublished
• 147 @Book
• 92 @InCollection
• 54 @Misc
• 17 @PhDThesis
• 14 @InProceedings
• 7 @Manual
• 3 @TechReport
• 1 @incollection
• 1 @Conference

[edwardabraham]

Interesting. Chapter titles. Hadn't thought about that. About this point I start wanting to tear my hair out (but I haven't got any!)

[katrin-berkenbusch]

I’ve been tearing away for both of us…it’s so pedantic.

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Interesting. Chapter titles. Hadn't thought about that. About this point I start wanting to tear my hair out (but I haven't got any!)

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[katrin-berkenbusch]

Sorry, I'll be more specific

[katrin-berkenbusch]

Sorry, I may have meant this one in the mammal estimates, not a chapter - Ridout, M.; Demetrio, C.G.B.; Hinde, J. (1998). Models for count data with many zeros. In: Proceedings of the XIXth International Biometric Conference. International Biometric Society, Washington. Pp 179–192.

[edwardabraham]

One of those pesky collections. Hopefully, I have fixed them ...