title of article: islands of pacificauthor: michael parfitpublication date: march 2003pages: 106-125medium: printthe information above refers to an article from national geographic. which of the following citations is the correct format of works cited entry for this article? a. parfit, michael. islands of the pacific. national geographic march 2003: 106-125. b. print. parfit, michael. "islands of the pacific." national geographic march 2003: 106-125.
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