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Regeneration lab report outline/rubric Instructions:For this assignment you will be reviewing three peer review journal articles on regeneration in a taxonomic group of invertebrates. You will need to select a relevant topic based on regeneration in a taxon of invertebrates. Examples of relevant topics include regeneration at the molecular level, cellular level, influence of abiotic and biotic factors on regeneration, extent of regeneration in a particular taxon, etc. Your paper will need to include an Introduction, three sections reviewing a different peer reviewed journal, and a Discussion. Please follow the guidelines below on what to include for each section..Format (5/10 points)Report must be typed with black Times New Roman 12 font, double-spaced and all margins set to 1 inch (It is VERY easy to tell when the margins have been altered)Title page with a title describing the report, name, date, and course numberPage numbers in upper right-hand corner containing last name (not including title page)The report should be a minimum of 5 pages and a maximum of 10 pages Spelling/GrammarPassive voice in third person past tense (no I, me, my, mine, we, us, you, etc)Example: “The specimen was transferred to a petri dish containing filtered pond water using a pipette.”Do not use contractions (didn’t, don’t, etc)The names of all taxa must be capitalized and the names of genera must be capitalized and italicized (ex: Dugesia dorotocephala)REMEMBER TO SPELL CHECKIf you have difficulty with the English language, I recommend taking your paper to the writing center and/or having someone proofread it for youIn general, the paper should have a precise, detached, and impersonal toneDO NOT INCLUDE ANY QUOTESDO NOT COPY AND PASTE FROM SOURCES. EVER. Introduction (10 points)This section is the review of all background information relevant to the experiments; pretend the reader knows nothing about the relevant topic you are concentrating onStart with a broad overview at first then get into more specific details of your study system as you progress through the introThis section should include objectives on what you are reviewing for this paperDiscuss the relevant topic you are reviewing on regeneration. Examples include:Taxa commonly used to study the topic. Be very brief.Overview of anatomy/ecology relevant to the experimentsWhy did you choose this relevant topic for review?How is this topic relevant?Are there any uses in medicine for this study?Is this relevant topic seen in multiple taxa (to what level)?What process/phenomenon are you studying?Explain what is already known about it, especially dealing with taxon you are reviewingGeneral overview of the experimentWhat are the objectives?Do not go into your specific methods hereThis should be one of the longer sections in your paperThis is the section where you should be citing the sources you have found. If there are no citations in this section, something is wrongDiscuss the objectives and hypothesis of the review paperReview Materials and Methods usedHow was data collectedWhat analyses tools were usedResultsWhat were the findings of the paperWhere any results specifically significant to what the review paper is discussingAny novel findingsDiscuss the objectives and hypothesis of the reviewed paperReview Materials and Methods usedHow was data collectedWhat analyses tools were usedResultsWhat were the findings of the paperWhere any results specifically significant to what the review paper is discussingAny novel findingsDiscuss the objectives and hypothesis of the review paperReview Materials and Methods usedHow was data collectedWhat analyses tools were usedResultsWhat were the findings of the paperWhere any results specifically significant to what the review paper is discussingAny novel findings Review of Paper 1 (5 points) Review of Paper 2 (5 points) Review of Paper 3 (5 points) Discussion (10 points)This should be the longest section of the textCompare the findings of the three papers, what was similar/differentExplain the most important findings from each of the experiments;How do your results compare to those of other researchers?Review the objectives for the review paper you created for, how do they compare to what the articles reviewed?The last paragraph of this section should be your conclusionReview the broader findings of your studySuggest and/or justify future research in this field Literature Cited (10 points)Use references to build background knowledge in the introduction and to corroborate statements made in the discussionAll information not derived from your results should be cited, unless it is information common to at least three of your sourcesYou should have 7-10 authoritative sources (i.e. textbooks, peer-reviewed journal articles)No websites (PDF files of journal articles are ok)You may use the BIOL 312 textbook as a source (I recommend this, there is some very good information in it)Your lab manual is NOT an acceptable referenceWhen referencing articles in your text use the (Author, year) format at the end of the sentence containing the informationFor articles with two authors, cite both (Name and Name, year)For articles with multiple authors, use et al (Name et al, year)Remember, et al is Latin, and must be italicizedIn your literature cited section, use the following format (APA format):Journal Articles:Klemm, D. J., D. G. Huggins, & M. J. Wetzel. 1979. Kansas leeches with notes on distribution and ecology. Tech. Publ. State Biol. Surv. Kansas, 8: 38-46Meyer, M. 1975. A new leech, Macrobdella diplotertia sp. n. (Hirudinea: Hirudinidae). From Missouri. Proc. Helminth. Soc. Wash., 42: 82-85.Books:Sawyer, R. T. 1986. Leech Biology and Behaviour. Oxford University Press, Oxford.Edited volumes:Davies, R. W. 1991. Annelida: leeches, polychaetes and acanthobdellids. In: J. H. Thorpe and A. P. Covich (eds.) Ecology and Classification of North American Freshwater Invertebrates. Academic Press, New York.