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Welcome to the Biomehanics and Movement Science subject guide.This guide will provide you with the tools needed to conduct research on a variety of topics related to Biomehanics and Movement Science. This subject guide is designed to help you find information, books, articles, reference sources and more in the field of Biomehanics and Movement Science available through the UD Library print and online resources. Please use the tabs at the top for additional resources.            

This guide is NOT a comprehensive listing of sources, but can be used as a starting point to begin research projects based on specific information needs.

The UD Library uses the Library of Congress Classification System to arrange books and print journals on the shelves. This system uses letters and numbers to complete the Call Number. A call number is like an address: it tells us where the book is located in the library.

To find information on the following subjects see the designated call numbers:

 

Subject	Call Number Ranges
Recreation, Leisure	GV 1- GV1860
Physical Education and Training	GV 201 - GV 555
Sports	GV 557 - GV 1198
Human Anatomy	QM 1 - QM 169
Physiology	QP 1 - QP 981
Sports Medicine	RC 1200 - 1245

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