A bibliographic entry identifies the work in full. A note informs the reader of the particular location from which the writer has taken material cited in the text. Ibid. is used when references to the same work follow one another with no intervening references. Ibid., 37. 5. Limerick, The Legacy of Conquest , 127.
Notes usually appear in regular indented paragraph style.
Examples in the Manual of Style show bibliographies and notes indented 3 spaces. B Vandenbusche, Duane. Early Days in the Gunnison Country. B Vandenbusche, Duane and Rex Myers. Golden Bell Press, 1970.