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2. Two or Three AuthorsN: Note Number. Author #1's Last Name and Author #2's Last Name, XX–XX.7. Bird and Sherwin, 88–89.N: Note Number. Author #1's Last Name, Author #2's Last Name, and Author #3's Last Name, XX–XX.15. Appleby, Hunt, and Jacob, 140.3. Four or More AuthorsN: Note Number. Author #1's Last Name et al., XX–XX.10. Hall et al., 91–93.Author-Title Notes4. BooksN: Note Number. Author's Last Name, Shortened Title, XX–XX.2. Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel, 85–90.For books by more than one author, follow the pattern for authors' names in templates 2 and 3.5. ArticlesN: Note Number. Author's Last Name, “Shortened Title,” XX–XX.8. Nayar, “Marvelous Excesses,” 225.For articles by more than one author, follow the pattern for authors' names in templates 2 and 3.Title-only Notes6. Books without an AuthorN: Note Number. Shortened Title, XX–XX.11. Account of Operations, 252.7. Articles without an AuthorN: Note Number. “Shortened Title,” XX–XX.17. “Great Trigonometrical Survey,” 26–27.In notes, ibid. should be capitalized but not italicized. Since ibid. is an abbreviation, it mustend with a period; if the citation includes a page number, put a comma after ibid. If the page