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The 10 pages that link to Bibliography, each with the reason it gives.

• CitationCompared with: A bibliography can include uncited sources, unlike a reference list tied to citations.

• Bibliographic databaseCompared with: A bibliography lists selected works; a database organizes searchable records and can cover many topics.

• EncyclopediaRelated: Bibliographies let encyclopedia entries document and extend their evidence.

• FootnoteRelated: A bibliography gathers source details that footnotes may give individually.

• Index (publishing)Compared with: A bibliography identifies sources; an index locates topics within the work itself.

• LibraryRelated: Bibliographic description supplies the records that help distinguish and locate works.

• Abraham OrteliusRelated: Ortelius’s atlas included source references that identified earlier mapmakers and their contributions.

• National Library of IndiaRelated: Bibliographic records help researchers identify relevant works among the library’s publications.

• Tertiary sourceRelated: Bibliographies make the sources behind a tertiary work easier to identify.

• Curriculum vitaeRelated: Academic CVs often list a candidate’s published work.