Rather than having parenthetical notes like APA or MLA, CMS bibliography style uses superscript numerals and either endnotes or footnotes. The consecutive numerals refer the reader to the corresponding numeral in the end– or footnotes, where the reader can find the citation information, which is then listed in the bibliography in alphabetical order by authors’ last names.
Sample Chicago (CMS) Bibliography (Bishop)
In this video, you were introduced to CMS. We covered the basics of Chicago style, including how to use footnotes and an introduction to your CMS bibliography page.
Purdue OWL: Chicago Manual of Style 16th Edition
Bibliography - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services