Which of the following shows the correct parenthetical citations for a quote from page 111 of an article in the december 2012 issue of veterinarian today magazine called new toy breeds written by stephen r. fielding a-(fielding 11) b-(new toy breeds 111) c-(veterinarian today 111) d-("new toy breeds," 111)

The answer is option D: ("New Toy Breeds," 111)

As regards parenthetical citations, when quoting articles with no specific author acknowledgement, it is proper to cite them with the name of the publication within quotation marks, followed by a comma and the number of the page from which the piece of writing is extracted.

Option A (Fielding 111)

Explanation:

To quote citations from print sources in which the author is known, such as magazines, journal articles, etc. we should provide a signal word or phrase, generally the author’s name, and the page number. In the example above we know the one who wrote the article is Stephen R. Fielding and also the page number, that's why option A is the correct one.

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explanation:

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