At dusk the estuary came alive with ibides probing the mud for worms.

In his footnote, he replaced the full citation with ibid., assuming readers would understand it refers to the same source.

According to Smith (2010), the city grew by twenty percent over the decade; ibid attributes this primarily to migration.

In our lab, IBID is used to deposit conductive nanostructures with precise spatial control on fragile substrates.

The research team published a case study describing a child diagnosed with IBIDS syndrome, noting the combination of ichthyosis, brittle hair and nails, intellectual impairment, and short stature.