Carnegie Museum of Natural History is now a subscriber to BioOne, an Internet-based collection of electronic journals in the biological, ecological and environmental sciences.  Click here (http://www.bioone.org) for access to BioOne.

For a list of journals available through BioOne's initial collection, see http://www.bioone.org/perlserv/?request=get-publishers-list. As Carnegie Museum of Natural History is also a contributing publisher, BioOne's second collection includes the Annals of the Carnegie Museum and the Bulletin of the Carnegie Museum.

For a brief introduction to BioOne, please see http://www.bioone.org/perlserv/?request=get-static&name=starter-kit.

For more detailed information on searching BioOne, see http://www.bioone.org/perlserv/?request=help&type=searching.

Authorized Users
Under the license with BioOne, anyone "officially affiliated or registered with the licensee" i.e. Carnegie Museum of Natural History, may have free access to the online BioOne resources as an authorized user, either onsite, through IP authentication, or off-site with username and password.  Visitors, such as visiting researchers or walk-in users, may only have on-site access.  Please contact CMNH Library staff if you have any questions as to whether someone qualifies as an authorized user.

Authorized Uses
Under the license with BioOne, authorized users may download, print and save parts of the licensed material for personal use.  Authorized users may not mount or distribute any part of the licensed material on any electronic or other data network, reproduce the whole or any part of the licensed material for any commercial use, or systematically make available or distribute the whole or part of the licensed material to anyone other than authorized users.  Please contact CMNH Library staff if you have any questions about authorized use of the licensed material.