Category:References: Difference between revisions

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This Embryology category shows pages listed below contain references related to specific embryology topics, which are generally available from the "Discussion" tab. There are also pages related to embryology textbooks, copyright issues and the Pubmed extension for formatting reference on a page.

Not listed are general pages on embryology topics that contain references towards the bottom of most pages.
Listed are the "Talk:" pages where references are listed chronologically from the top of the page and include abstracts where available. Note these talk pages do not use the "Pubmed extension" for formatting. If these pages become too long references may be relocated to an actual historic reference page.
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-The pages listed below contain references related to specific embryology topics, which are generally available from the "Discussion" tab.
+This {{Embryology}} category shows pages listed below contain references related to specific embryology topics, which are generally available from the "Discussion" tab. There are also pages related to embryology textbooks, copyright issues and the Pubmed extension for formatting reference on a page.
 * '''Not listed''' are general pages on embryology topics that contain references towards the bottom of most pages.
-* '''Listed''' are the "Talk:" pages where references are listed chronologically from the top of the page. If these pages become too long references may be relocated to an actual historic reference page.
+* '''Listed''' are the "Talk:" pages where references are listed chronologically from the top of the page and include abstracts where available. Note these talk pages do not use the "Pubmed extension" for formatting. If these pages become too long references may be relocated to an actual historic reference page.
+* This category has not yet been added to all relevant pages.