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It's useful to get a broad understanding of your topic before you start narrowing your research. Define keywords in your topic and find alternative terms by using subject dictionaries. Find background information and key facts in encyclopaedia, handbooks and other reference sources. These are some of the reference sources available from the UTAS Library, either in print or online.
- Encyclopedia of Ecology / Sven Erik Jorgensen and Brian Fath, 2008
This five volume, online encyclopedia reflects ecology as a broad and diverse discipline that covers topics from natural selection to population dynamics to biogeochemistry to ecosystem health and sustainability. - Elsevier's dictionary of marine pollution / Zilberberg and Louis-Jacques. 1998
- Encyclopedia of coastal science / Maurice L. Schwartz. 2005
- Encyclopedia of marine sciences / Hanneke (J.) G. Baretta-Bekker, Egbert K. Duursma, and Bouwe R. Kuipers. 2nd edition, 1998
- Encyclopedia of ocean sciences / John H. Steele, Steve A. Thorpe, Karl K. Turekian. 2001
- The Facts on File dictionary of marine science / Charton, Barbara. 2008
- Guide to the Oceans Includes an Encyclopedia of Marine Life
- Interdisciplinary encyclopedia of marine sciences / James W. Nybakken, William W. Broenkow, Tracy L. Vallier. 2003
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