What is the best practice to mention "conference presentations" in CV I'm going to apply to a graduate program which asks me to declare my conference presentations in my CV.

I have 9 proceeding papers, 8 of which are presented by myself, and I have another section in my CV, called "publications", in which the papers are meticulously cited.

Now, I am thinking of the best approach to mentioning my presentations, which can be some references to the publications section of the CV without rewriting complete information of each paper (such as its title, venue, etc.) as the following:

Publications:

9 - Me, et al., "the title 9", venue, pp., 20XX,

8 - Me, et al., "the title 8", venue, pp., 20XX,

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1 - Me, et al., "the title 1", venue, pp., 20XX,

Presentations:

Sept. 20XX - Presenter of the 9th Proceeding Paper, venue 9,

Sept. 20XX - Presenter of the 7th Proceeding Paper, venue 7,

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Sept. 20XX - Presenter of the 1st Proceeding Paper, venue 1,



I'm wondering whether this kind of referring is the etiquette and is kinda professional or I better rewrite information of all papers again.
I would try to avoid having the same information twice or referring to another section in your CV, that makes it complicated to read.

What I would do, but this is of course something subjective, is having one section for "journal papers", one for "conference papers", depending on your field they might be worth as much as journal papers, if that's the case then just one section, for example "peer reviewed articles". And one for "oral contributions including conference papers". I guess there's a better name for that but I would put the presentation and the paper into one entry:


  How to write a CV
  
  DSVA, Some else, another person
  
  presented at some conference, 01.01.1971, the internet
  
  published in: Me, et al., "the title 1", venue, pp., 20XX,


If the authors are the same I would leave out the second line.

The alternative would be just adding the information about the talk to the paper section by adding:


  Presented by DSVA in an oral communication at some conference, date


Since the conference paper and the presentation seem to be very tied together this would make a lot of sense.