Science · Library Cataloguing
A standard MARC (Machine-Readable Cataloging) record structure consists of which of the following primary components?
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- 1Preface, Directory, Main Fields, and Subfields
- 2Header, Index, Fixed Fields, and Open Fields
- 3Leader, Glossary, Control Fields, and Static Fields
- 4Leader, Directory, Control Fields, and Variable Fields✓
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Leader, Directory, Control Fields, and Variable Fields
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