User talk:Cervantes7
Diagram
Thats not a shrimp or even a decapod. Its a krill - completely different order (22 legs).
BTW - I was wrong about the peppermints not being true shrimp - they are part of the genus of cleaner shrimps.
--Ashcraft - (talk) 16:12, 30 October 2011 (PDT)
- Ok thank you I'll change it. where whoulf i put reproduction? would it e under lyfe cycle or ecology? —unsigned comment by Cervantes7 (talk • contribs)
References
You have no in-text references. Dont write anything else until you have properly cited all of the existing text, and/or have received clarification about what is required. Consult the sheets you were given or the cpcs page for instructions about how to include these references. --Ashcraft - (talk) 16:50, 1 November 2011 (PDT) OK... Kattrina was helping me with that and she'd help me with that this weekend becsuse the was she normaly did it and the way you have it set up was diffrent ill fix it before i do anything else. how do i delete the shrill picture? and I have looked for a diagram of a shrimp on EOL and Wiki commons and couldnt find one what is another website i can look at? thanks for your help --Cervantes7 11:48, 3 November 2011 (PDT)
Tiger shark vids
- I was looking for a video of tiger sharks on youtube but i didnt see any copyright status'. Dose the video i use need a copyright status? --Cervantes7 11:03, 16 January 2012 (PST)
No - you are not uploading them - just linking to them.
Use my talk page if you want to ask me a question. Posting it to yours is unlikely to catch my eye.--Ashcraft - (talk) 12:15, 16 January 2012 (PST)
Image help
HEY - make sure you look over the following help text from the CPCS page for image uploading help and requirements. You might find the video I created below helpful, since its been a while. Also there is a formatting issue with your refs.... See below
See the video tutorial for assistance uploading and placing images on your research papers. For additional help see: Uploading Help and Image Help.
All images uploaded to the CreationWiki must be free of copyright (i.e. public domain or Creative Commons License). Sites offering Creative Commons licensed images can be found by using the Advanced Search on Flickr, or the Advanced Search on Google. And if all else fails, you may try Wikimedia Commons. For more sites where usable images can be found, browse our "list of sites".
NOTE - When uploading an image, you must provide the following information. Failure to provide a source and copyright status will cause the image to be deleted. (See help:upload)
- Summary - a description of the image, which can usually be obtained from the source.
- Copyright Status - a description of the use permission (i.e. reason why image is public domain, or internet address of the Creative Commons License).
- Source - a link to the webpage that contains the image along with its descriptive information.
References
You have your titles and "publishing site name" out of place. The title should be link - but currently the publishing site name is instead. Also see format change for date and author if known.
<ref>lastname, firstname. [http://www.example.com Page-Title] ''Publishing site name''. Web. Dateofpublication or lastupdate or accessed (specify which). </ref>
This is your first ref.
<ref>Obstetrics and Gynecology. [http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/424088/obstetrics-and-gynecology."Encyclopedia Britaica"].Web. Accessed 11/6/13 </ref>
This is how it should be formatted.
<ref>[http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/424088/obstetrics-and-gynecology Obstetrics and Gynecology] "Encyclopedia Britaica". Web. Accessed November 6, 2013. Unknown author.</ref>
