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This question has been updated to the 9th edition of CSE Style. If you are using 8th edition, see this Library Handout, Quick Guide, or contact a librarian.

To cite an image, chart, or graph from a journal article, cite the journal article and add any information that would direct your reader to the item in the journal article after the information about the journal article.

    Author last name first initials. Date. Title of article. Journal Title Abbreviated. Volume(issue number): 

Page numbers. Figure/Table Number, Name of Image/Chart/Graph; page number where

it can be found in article. doi number

Soleimani N, Javadi MM. 2022. Future prospects of bacteria-mediated cancer therapies: affliction or                     opportunity? Microb Pathog. 172; 105795. Figure 1, Several bacterial forms.                     https://doi.org/10.1016/j.micpath.2022.105795

To cite an image, chart, or graph from other print/published sources (books, magazines, newspapers, etc.,), cite the original source in full and follow with the title of the item.  If it is a source without page numbers, just leave them out of the description for the item.

Author last name first initials. Date. Book title. Publisher. Figure/Table Number, Name of Image/Chart/Graph;                page number where it can be found in the book. doi number/URL

Morris J, et al. 2023. Biology: how life works. Macmillan Learning. Figure 4.5, Foxes at play; 10.                doi:10.djflasjdfklj
 

If the image is online, use the below format:

Creator Last Name First Initial(s). Date. Title [description of image]. Publisher/Website Name.                     [accessed Year Mon Day if no date is available]. URL.

Springer J. 2007. MISInformation [cartoon]. The Catalyst Project.                     https://www.catalystproject.net/blogus/science-based-policy-making-a-cartoon-collection.

If you need further help, contact a librarian.