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In APA 7th Edition, you can use a stable URL for the article. If it is too long, you can use a link shortener to create a friendly URL for it. You do not put "Retrieved from" in front of the URL for APA 7th. For example:
Frogmouth, J. (2013). Think like a cat: Mice dreams. Journal of Chook Science, 17(4), 26-32. http://www.journalofchookscience.html/articles/2013/micedreams
In APA 6th Edition, if you can’t find the DOI use the URL of the home page of the journal instead. You may have to Google the journal to find the URL of the journal website. Include the words 'Retrieved from' before the URL. For example:
Frogmouth, J. (2013). Think like a cat: Mice dreams. Journal of Chook Science, 17(4), 26-32. Retrieved from http://www.journalofchookscience.html
For more information on this, see the examples on the journal article page of the APA Guide
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