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Nature Citation Examples

View correctly formatted Nature (current) citation examples for 5 common source types. Each example includes both the references entry and the corresponding in-text citation.

Journal Article

References Entry:

Lee, A. B. & Park, C. Modern citation practices. J. Acad. Writ. 15, 45–67 (2024).

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Book

References Entry:

Smith, J. D. The Art of Research (Academic Press, 2024).

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Website

References Entry:

World Health Organization. Global health statistics. WHO https://www.who.int/statistics (2024).

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Conference Paper

References Entry:

Smith, J. D. New approaches to citation. In Proc. Int. Conf. Acad. Writing 100–105 (Academic Press, 2024).

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Preprint

References Entry:

Garcia, M. Citation trends in open science. Preprint at https://doi.org/10.1101/example (2024).

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What does an Nature citation look like?
An Nature citation includes a references entry with full source details and an in-text citation. The format varies by source type. For example, a book citation in Nature (current) includes the author, year, title, and publisher.
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CitationEasy provides Nature citation examples for 5 source types including journal article, book, website, conference paper, preprint. Each example includes both the references entry and the corresponding in-text citation.
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