Bibliographic non-legal citations in OBO

For non-legal citations, OBO editors may add a callout to help identify the class of citation. This callout relates to the classes in the Core TCIs for bibliographic markup.

//bibItem/@class

To assist with the capture of nonstandard citation types, OBO editors add a callout identifying the class of the citation. This callout appears in square brackets following the citation.

OUP editors mark legal citations with [legal-citation] after the citation. Capture legal citations according to their legal class.

Example

Gaynor, Violet. Where the streets have no name. Elle. March 2009. [class:magazineArticle]

Use this class information to identify the class attribute of bibItem by cross-referencing with the keywords identified in the Core TCIs for classifying bibItems and then remove it from the citation text.

The following nonstandard citation types are called out:

archive
artwork
catalog
computerProgram
conference-paper
conference-proceeding
dataSet-database
dataSet-other
dataSetItem-database
dataSetItem-other
magazineArticle
map
musicWork
newspaperArticle
other
patent
periodical
report
soundRecording
thesis-ma
thesis-phd
videoRecording

For standard citations (books, book chapters, journal articles and online resources) the editor does not provide a callout. If you are unsure what class to use, ask your OUP contact for advice.