This is an ARCHIVED VERSION of the 2002 electronic edition of the MARC 21 Concise Formats. Please see www.loc.gov/marc/concise/ for the most up-to-date version of the electronic MARC 21 Concise Formats.
Complex see also references contain explanatory text and classification numbers referred to when a see also relationship exists between classification numbers that cannot be adequately conveyed using simple cross references. In the MARC 21 classification format, only one Complex See Also Reference field is currently defined.
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after the 2001 edition of the MARC 21 Concise Formats was published and
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The explanatory text and the classification number referred to that are required when see also relationships exist between classification numbers that cannot be adequately conveyed by one or more simple cross references generated from a 553 tracing field.
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##$iCf.$aF2381$cF2383$iEssequibo, Dememrara, and Berbice (Former Dutch colonies) |
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##$iCf.$aNA6600+,$iArchitecture |
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##$iCf. classes D, E, F, Local residence directories which include business directories |
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##$a914$c919,$iplus notation$a0025$ifrom table under$a913$c919,$ifor telephone directories, e.g., New York City telephone directory$a917.4710025 |
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