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Cite source with three or more authors
The following table gives some examples of how to cite
sources with three or more authors.
| When you
have . . . |
Here's what
you do: |
Sample Citation |
A
source with three to five authors |
In all
citations after the first, use the first author's name followed
by et al. |
First
citation: (Baldwin, Bevan, & Beshalke, 2000)
Subsequent citation: (Baldwin et al., 2000) |
A
source with six or more authors |
Use the
first author's name followed by et al. in all citations |
6
authors: (Utley et al., 2001)
7 authors: (Yawn et al., 2001)
[Note: In the reference list, use of et al. begins
with 7-author references.] |
Sources
with two or more six-author groups with same first surname |
If two
or more six-author groups shorten to the same surname, cite the
surnames of as many subsequent authors as needed to distinguish
references. |
(Baldwin,
Utley et al., 2001)
(Baldwin, Bevan et al., 2000) |
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