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The 11 pages that link to Bibliographic database, each with the reason it gives.

• GlottologNarrower topic: Glottolog connects linguistic classifications to structured publication records.

• ISBNRelated: ISBNs provide searchable identifiers across bibliographic records.

• Research libraryRelated: These databases help researchers discover literature beyond a library's own holdings.

• SIMBADNarrower topic: SIMBAD's references rely on indexed publication records.

• Paul OtletNarrower topic: Otlet’s card repertory anticipated the functions of later bibliographic databases.

• Astronomical catalogueCompared with: Unlike an object catalogue, it indexes literature rather than celestial sources.

• Astrophysics Data SystemNarrower topic: ADS is built around searchable bibliographic records rather than only full-text documents.

• Tertiary sourceBroader topic: Bibliographic databases organize source descriptions rather than serving as original research.

• Anne's theoremRelated: A source citation may reveal the original spelling, author, or title.

• Literature (scholarly publications)Related: Databases make large bodies of scholarly publications discoverable.

• The Zoological RecordNarrower topic: The Record’s searchable interface is a specialized bibliographic database.