Thesis

Theses references must be captured with class='thesis'.

The following words may be used to identify this type of reference:

Always present:

"thesis" or "dissertation"

Sometimes present, an indication of the academic qualification for which the thesis was submitted, e.g.:

M.Sc.
Ph.D.
D.Phil.

In OBO these citations are called out in the manuscript by [class:thesis-ma] and [class:thesis-phd]

A thesis reference usually contains components corresponding to the attributes of bibItem listed in the table below:

Attribute	Description
author	The author of the thesis.
class	`thesis`
date	The date of the thesis.
dateEnd	End date of a range starting in the date field
idnumber	Any additional Identifying number of work
place	Location work was published
publisher	Entity responsible for publishing the work
subclass	Use the subClass attribute to indicate whether reference is to a thesis or dissertation. For [class:thesis-ma] in the manuscript use MA For [class:thesis-phd] in the manuscript use PhD
title	The title of the thesis.
url	URL of an online resource

Parker, Chad."Transports of Progress: The Arabian American Oil Company and American Modernization in Saudi Arabia, 1945-1973." PhD, Indiana University at Bloomington, 2008. [class:thesis-phd]


      <bibItem class="thesis" author="Parker, Chad" title="Transports of Progress: The Arabian American Oil Company and American Modernization in Saudi Arabia, 1945-1973" subClass="PhD" date="2008">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Parker" foreNames="Chad">Parker,
          Chad</nameGrp>. "Transports of Progress: The Arabian American Oil Company and American
        Modernization in Saudi Arabia, 1945-1973." PhD, Indiana University at Bloomington, 2008.
      </bibItem>

Faust, R. (1983). Selected aspects of spontaneous drawing in a group of unilaterally brain-damaged patients. Unpublished M.Sc. thesis, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario.


      <bibItem class="thesis" author="Faust, R." title="Selected aspects of spontaneous drawing in a group of unilaterally brain-damaged patients" subClass="MA" place="Waterloo, Ontario" date="1983">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Faust" foreNames="R.">Faust, R.</nameGrp> (1983). Selected aspects of spontaneous drawing in a
        group of unilaterally brain-damaged patients. Unpublished M.Sc. thesis, University of
        Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario.</bibItem>

Murias M, 2004, Oscillatory Brain Electric Potentials in Developmental Psychopathology and Form Perception, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of California, Irvine.


      <bibItem class="thesis" author="Murias, M" title="Oscillatory Brain Electric Potentials in Developmental Psychopathology and Form Perception" subClass="PhD" place="Irvine, California" date="2004">
             <nameGrp role="author" mainName="Murias" foreNames="M">Murias M</nameGrp>, 2004, Oscillatory Brain Electric
        Potentials in Developmental Psychopathology and Form Perception, Ph.D. Dissertation,
        University of California, Irvine.</bibItem>