| Missing Information |
Reference List Citation |
In-text Citation |
| No Author |
Start your citation with the title, followed by date and source information.
Example - Articles and other sources that are part of a larger work:
Get on board for train safety. (2012, June 17). Toronto Star, A14.
Example - Book and other standalone works:
Introduction to food science. (2018). ABC Press.
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(Title, Year)
Example - Newspaper Article:
("Get on Board," 2012)
Example - Book:
(Introduction to Food Science, 2018)
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Write n.d. where you would normally provide the date.
Example:
Seneca College. (n.d.). Seneca's art collection. https://www.senecacollege.ca/collection/
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(Author, n.d.)
Example:
(Seneca College, n.d.)
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In square brackets, describe the work that you are citing.
Example:
Vividata. (2018). [Potato chips - personally ate in the past 6 months for all respondents 14+ in Ontario]. http://library.senecacollege.ca/res/vividata.html
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(Author, Year)
Example:
(Vividata, 2018)
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| Unknown Source |
If you don't have a source, consider searching for a work which supports the information you are including in your assignment or essay.
You may also cite the information as personal communication if your source is a personal interview,
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Adapted from APA Style: Missing Reference Information
