Google Scholar search results include a variety of scholarly sources, including:
journal articles
books
book chapter
book reviews
conference proceedings
patents
cases
other types of scholarly publications.
Evaluating Search Results
Relevance and Date can be used to sort Google Scholar results.
The first two lines: The basic bibliographic information is shown in the first two lines of a Google Scholar search results entry: Authors, title, journal name, and year of publication.
Quick full text-access options: The “Full-Text @ CUD Library” display will appear on items containing links to full-text materials held by CUD.
The bottom line: Additional actions include obtaining formatted citations in popular styles like APA, MLA, and Chicago, as well as evaluating publications through cited by and related articles.
The quotation mark icon (") will open a popup with commonly used citation formats including MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, and Vancouver, which you may copy and paste.
The number of times an item has been cited as well as links to articles that cite the work are provided by Cited by Link.
Articles that are related to the topic are linked in Related articles.