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What is the explanation at bottom of a page called?

The explanation at the bottom of a page can be called a few things, depending on the context:

General terms:

* Footnote: This is the most common term for a brief explanation or reference at the bottom of a page.

* Endnote: Similar to a footnote, but usually placed at the end of a document or chapter instead of at the bottom of each page.

* Explanation: This is a general term that can be used for any kind of text that clarifies something.

* Note: A general term that can be used for any kind of additional information.

* Appendix: A section at the end of a document that provides supplementary information.

More specific terms:

* Copyright notice: This is often found at the bottom of a page and states the copyright holder and year of publication.

* Website footer: This refers to the section at the bottom of a webpage that often includes links to other pages, copyright information, and contact details.

* References: This is a section at the bottom of a document that lists all the sources cited in the text.

* Glossary: A list of terms and their definitions, often found at the end of a document.

The specific term used will depend on the purpose and content of the explanation.

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