@article {Lewison:March 2004:0138-9130:311,
	author = "Lewison, Grant",
	title = "James Bond and citations to his books",
	journal = "Scientometrics",
	volume = "59",
	year = "March 2004",
	abstract = "This paper investigates two bibliometric problems: the listing of books in a specialist area (ornithology) and the determination of the citation pattern to individual authors, who often re-issue their books in later editions. James Bond, a Philadelphia ornithologist, who specialised in the birds of the West Indies, is used as an example of a naturalist whose long career led to many journal articles and enduring scientific fame through a well-known book. He also attained some unexpected notoriety through the use of his name by a popular novelist. Methods for the evaluation of his book and associated bird checklists in comparison with other similar works are presented on the basis of their citations.",
	pages = "311-320(10)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/klu/scie/2004/00000059/00000003/05148807"
	doi = "doi:10.1023/B:SCIE.0000018536.84255.b1"
}