An Annotated Bibliography is a list of citations to articles and other sources. Each citation is followed by a brief descriptive and evaluative paragraph, the annotation. Your annotations should follow a citation, annotation, then repeat format.
For each article, read it and summarize in one paragraph, in full grammatical sentences, that includes the following:
- Summarize the information about the species
- Summarize the methods used in this study
- Mention the subjects being used in the study
- Summarize the findings of the study
- State whether the study is of use for your project and why.
Use this Annotated Bibliography example from the UNC Chapel Hill for more help putting together your Annotated Bibliography.