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Abstract

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Introduction

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Format

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Preparing Your Paper

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Text

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Acknowledgments

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References

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˗ Multiple citations: (Dupont, 1989; Dupont & Dupond, 1990; Dupont et al. , 1991).

˗ Same year by same author: (Dupont, 1989a, b)

Reference style is as follows:

Journal article

Trump, D. & Macron, E., 2017. Is permafrost bankable? Journal of False Sciences 1: 37-47.

Book

Allais, E. & Killy, J. C., 1968. Skiing on Permafrost Slopes. Chambé ry: Savoie University Press, 1500 pp.

Part of book

Pouyanné, P., 2015. How does Total S. A fuel the climate. In: Woods, D. W. (ed. ), The contribution of the major oil companies to a better world. Oil City: Oil University, 89–90.

Conference proceedings

Varaschin, D., 2017. Permafrost studies should be the main funded research topic for the next decade. Proceedings of the First Alpine Universities Conference, Chambé ry, France, April 1: 49–57.