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To get my topic I tried to find articles and watch videos about various animal topics until I found something that I liked. Once I did that I found more specific sources to learn more about my topic.

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I used the Cornell library website to find resources.

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I used the Cornell library website to find resources.

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I just simply typed the key words of my research questions into the search column.

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I went to the library website and found articles and then I went to google scholar and found a few more. The library page is confusing and sometimes an article listed wasn't available or I didn't know how to access it.

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I started by searching my topic on google scholar and the cornell library website. In using the cornell library site I simply typed in my research question into the search bar. In general the cornell library was more useful, but I wasn't able to find a lot of great sources specific to my topic.

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I started by searching my topic on google scholar and the cornell library website. In using the cornell library site I simply typed in my research question into the search bar. In general the cornell library was more useful, but I wasn't able to find a lot of great sources specific to my topic.

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I searched key words from my topic and questions.

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I searched key words from my topic and questions.

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I googled the keywords in my questions

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I went on google and searched my question, and then I looked for reliable sources (educational sources or organizations related to my topic)

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I used google scholar to find some research papers that are related to my research questions by entering key words of my RQ.

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I looked up the key words of my topic online and read a couple of articles

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I looked up specific follow up questions under my research topic using google. From there, I looked for reliable sources that end with gov, edu, org.

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I searched keywords into google scholar and the Cornell library site

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I looked up online the main idea of my topic. I plugged the keywords into the google scholar and the library databases

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I looked up online the main idea of my topic. I plugged the keywords into the google scholar and the library databases

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Google searched, didn't find credible sources, used google scholar instead. Also found the government linked websites to be helpful

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General research on main topic to narrow down my desired research question

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I initially began by finding a topic I was interested in. Then, I did a general google search to see if there was some information about the topic. After I found there was a good amount if information, I began looking for more reliable sources on Google scholar and similar sites.

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I google searched my main topic

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I wrote a list of questions on various topics and then chose the one I thought would be the most interesting/ easiest to find sources for

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