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What term does the MLA use for the bibliographical references?

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What term does the MLA use for the bibliographical references?

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MLA documentation is generally used for disciplines in the humanities, such as English, languages, film, and cultural studies or other theoretical studies. These annotations are often summary or analytical annotations. Title your annotated bibliography “Annotated Bibliography” or “Annotated List of Works Cited.” Following MLA format, use a hanging indent for your bibliographic information. This means the first line is not indented and all the other lines are indented four spaces (you may ask your instructor if it’s okay to tab over instead of using four spaces). Begin your annotation immediately after the bibliographic information of the source ends; don’t skip a line down unless you have been told to do so by your instructor.

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