In addition to the major styles described in the other tabs, these resources describe other citation styles that you might need to use--along with some general citation topics.
The AP Stylebook is a writing style manual for journalists, providing guidance on usage, spelling, punctuation, pronunciation, and other writing topics. NOTE: This online version allows 10 users at a time. If you are denied access, please wait and try again.
Citing legal resources can be difficult. Although not identical to The Bluebook, this resource will help you understand how to cite legal citations correctly. From the Legal Information Institute at Cornell University Law School.
A guide to legal citations according to the 20th ed. of The Bluebook. Covers a number of topics, including a helpful Weird Bluebook Rules section! From the University of Hawaii School of Law Library.
The citation format of the Journal of Wildlife Management is often used in the environmental sciences. This Word document provides guidelines for authors. "Literature cited" examples start on page 60.
KJUR is an online multidisciplinary, faculty-reviewed publication dedicated to showcasing outstanding undergraduate research. This PDF provides instructions for authors, including citation formatting.
This is a tool, not a style guide. Use this service to convert journal abbreviations to full title names--and vice versa. Helpful for identifying obscure, abbreviated titles found in citations.