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>> ** Miller, T. Christian. "Vanishing Monkeys, and Money." //Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, CA)//. Oct. 18 2002: A1+. //SIRS Researcher.// Web. 28 Sep 2011. ** >> ** www.edu.pe.ca ** >> ** pin.primate.wisc.edu ** >> "SQUIRREL MONKEY." //The Wilderness Classroom - The Wilderness Classroom//. The Wilderness Classroom Organization, 2002. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. . __ This site helps me know what I want to know. This site also tells me the squirrel monkeys characteristics and bodily features. This source has a good source. This website tells us the paper was written in the past but is creditable. __ >> **Campbell, Neil, Devin Clow, Andrea Crane, and Adam MacDonald. "SQUIRREL MONKEYS." //Www.edu.pe.ca//. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. [].** __This website answers my questions about thesis very well. This site is about squirrel monkeys physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, food supply, life cycle and young, and enemies and endangerment. This source is creditable because it has good authors.__
 * 1)  If you were to research any topic, what would it be? ** Squirrel monkeys **
 * 2) What do you want to learn about your topic? ** What squirrel monkeys are **
 * 3) Create a thesis statement about your topic that encompasses what you would like to learn. ** When I think of who squirrel monkeys are, I don't think of plain old monkeys singing from tree to tree-. **
 * 4) DATABASE SEARCH: Try searching your topic in the Library databases.
 * 5)  What did you find? ** Found only in Costa Rica and Panama ** ** ; Small, cute, and furry; In danger of vanishing from Earth **
 * 6) Identify which database you used. ** Sirs **
 * 7) Create the MLA citation for the two best sources.
 * 1) SEARCH ENGINE SEARCH: Using the search engine of your choice conduct another search on your topic.
 * 2) How many results did you get? ** 1,090,000 **
 * 3) From your results identify three that you think are the best choices for your topic. ** www.wildernessclassroom.com **
 * 1) Bookmark your sources in your Diigo account.
 * 2) Create an MLA citation for each source .  ** Lang, Kristina C. "Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri) Taxonomy, Morphology, & Ecology." //Pin.primate.wisc.edu//. Ed. Laurie Kauffman. University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents, 18 Nov. 2010. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. []. ** **"SQUIRREL MONKEY." //The Wilderness Classroom - The Wilderness Classroom//. The Wilderness Classroom Organization, 2002. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. [].**  **Campbell, Neil, Devin Clow, Andrea Crane, and Adam MacDonald. "SQUIRREL MONKEYS." //Www.edu.pe.ca//. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. .**
 * 3) Below each citation write a paragraph explaining why you chose that source and how it supports your thesis. Lang, Kristina C. "Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri) Taxonomy, Morphology, & Ecology." //Pin.primate.wisc.edu//. Ed. Laurie Kauffman. University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents, 18 Nov. 2010. Web. 28 Sept. 2011. []. __ This sit helps me conclude that my thesis statement is close to correct. This tells me about all kinds of squirrel monkeys that live all over the world. This source has a very good author and is very creditable. __
 * 1) Cut and paste one sentence from the text that you would quote to support your thesis. " ** Squirrel Monkeys are some of the most commonly seen monkeys in the Central American rainforest's, even though they are very shy and skiddish." **