Review of an Ecological Science Research Article from a Primary Scientific Source

In 2005, Powell, K. Aquaculture, eating your vegetables, nature, 426, 378-379. The article I chose to review discusses the possibility of maintaining and maintaining cultivation by changing the diet of cultured fish. The idea that carnivores become vegetarians will help to support aquaculture in the future. Both vegetarianism and maintenance of carnivores have advantages and disadvantages. Some questions require investigation and analysis that the author points out to the reader.

The most common form of scientific dissertation is a preliminary research paper, an original report of a research that records experiments in a reproducible way and reproduces the results as the basic principle of other scientists. (Another type is a review article that discusses several major research papers and summarizes the results of those studies in a wider context.) The Internet makes it easier to disseminate scientific information oceans than ever . One is "research on creative new things". "The headline of websites and magazines.Only simplifying scientific breakthroughs is not uncommon for the media, sometimes shocking the public - the total amount of scientific research and media resources will only increase

Many information sources The most important of these is psychology literature. This includes research that meets the strict requirements of peer review. Science journalism and popular science literature are two other possible sources of information, but articles or reports posted on these two venues are not subject to review. Therefore, these second-hand materials will serve as clues to guide you to the main source of information, ie the direct experience report published in peer-reviewed journals. Writing psychology is a scientific report format by field based on the APA Publishing Style Handbook (2009). Empirical evidence is the cornerstone of writing psychology and psychology. No matter how persuasive it is, it is "unacceptable" in psychological sentences as opinions, anecdotes and personal testimony are not empirical evidences. In writing and reading studies, go to the main sources