Provide the “take-home” message here. Make a concise reiteration of your experimental findings and the broad implications of your work.
Do this in 2-3 sentences. Elevator pitch for the experiment or state what future studies do that would help improve on this study.
EFB ### Lab Manual, Year
example: EFB 102 Lab Manual, 2024
List the references used to develop the hypothesis, guide the methods, and interpret and compare the results. As a general rule, you should be certain to provide references for any/all information that is not “common knowledge.” That is, if you learned it from a book, chances are the folks reading your work will also need that book to understand the concept.
Understand that this is not an “additional reading” section. You should provide a reference only for those works that you cite in the text. Likewise, if a work is cited in the text, it needs to be referenced here.
We will apply the American Psychological Association (APA) style for literature citation. For on-line guidance to this format style go to “The OWL at Purdue” web page at:
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/section/2/10/
Navigate to the bottom of this OWL web page and follow the links for instructions on formatting “in-text citations” and “reference lists.”
Student’s last name and first initial. (Year). Lab report title.
*some students might not have lab report titles at the time of appointment. For the time being, students can just write “Lab Report” until a title is created.
Kopinski A. (2023). Comparing primary and secondary forest types at Heiberg Forest.