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7346792 No.7346792 [Reply] [Original]

How do you cut through the bog of primary literature to find information relevant to your field or research focus? I bookmark the journals which are not paywalled parasite fuckwads and skim through their indexes for relevant titles. I also use Frontiers (a massive and high quality free access publisher) which does a good job of breaking papers down to specific research categories. Still, I feel my method could be way more efficient. Are there any other resources I should be using. Also general primary literature thread.

pic completely unrelated

>> No.7346807

Actually I erred, pic is related. The warbler is scientists and the fat cuckoo who parasitizes their work is JSTOR.