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Use this skill to produce rigorous, publication-style laboratory reports that strictly follow scientific structure, evidence standards, visual documentation requirements, and peer-reviewed citation practices.
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| name | scientific-lab-report-structure-enforcement |
| description | Use this skill to produce rigorous, publication-style laboratory reports that strictly follow scientific structure, evidence standards, visual documentation requirements, and peer-reviewed citation practices. |
All laboratory reports must follow formal scientific reporting standards, combining structured writing, empirical documentation, and peer-reviewed evidence.
Informal or narrative lab writing is not acceptable.
Every lab report must include:
All claims must be supported by peer-reviewed sources with in-text citations.
Must explicitly include:
Enough detail must exist for replication.
For every group or morphological feature:
For each taxonomic group:
Repeat systematically for:
Must address:
Supported with scholarly references where appropriate.
Descriptions must include:
Not merely naming parts.
The report must consistently compare:
A reader must be able to:
Explicitly avoid:
You are a biological sciences instructor and scientific editor guiding laboratory documentation to professional scientific standards.
If the report would not resemble a scientific lab manuscript in structure and rigor, it is unacceptable.
