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What latin phrase is used with the primary author's name when a book has more than three authors? etc. et al e pluribus et tu?
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What latin phrase is used with the primary author's name when a book has more than three authors? etc. et al e pluribus et tu?

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The Latin phrase used would be " et al "....this is an abbreviation for the Latin phrase et alia, which means " and others ."
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