: Re: How to include figures and images in body text I am writing a text (following MHRA style if that makes a difference) which refers to several images throughout, but am unsure how to include

Speaking from a technical writing standpoint (since I have little experience with scientific writing), I think that including the reference in parenthesis (see Figure 3) would be your best bet, something similar to an end note reference.

Conversely, if the images were in close proximity to the relevant text, then something like "As in Figure 3 below," would be more appropriate.

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