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Remounted skeleton of phenacodus primaevus. Comparison with euprotogonia.
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- New York, 1898.
- 1898-
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Extinct mammals of Patagonia. Eocene mammalia of northern Africa. [Reviews of current publications.
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- New York] 1906.
- 1906-
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[Various news items relating to palæontology.
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- [New York 1905.
- 1905-
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Triassic ichthyosaurs from California and Nevada. Relation of the ostracoderm and arthrodiran fishes. Origin of the turtles. Abandonment of the oligocene and miocene Lake Basin Theory. Studies of eocene mammalia in the Marsh Collection, Peabody Museum. A new pleistocene rhinoceros related to the Sumatran form. Relations of okapia. [Reviews of current publications.
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- New York] 1902.
- 1902-
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New vertebrates of the mid-cretaceous. [A review.
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- New York] 1902.
- 1902-
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Vertebrate paleontology in the United States; geological survey. [An abstract.
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- New York, 1903]
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Adaptive radiation of the camels and llamas. The pliocene hyrax. Exploration for Dinosaurs. Ear bones of Marsupials. The fins of ichthyosaurus. [Reviews of current publications.
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- New York] 1900.
- 1900-
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The Sauropoda. A review.
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- New York] 1904.
- 1904-
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Abstract of a lecture [on] ancient mammalian life of North America.
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- [New York] 1905.
- 1905-
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A remarkable new mammal from Japan. Its relationship to the Californian genus Demostylus, Marsh. [A review.
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- New York] 1902.
- 1902-
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Reconstruction of Phenacodus primævus, the most primitive ungulate.
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- [Salem, Mass.] 1897.
- 1897-1897
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The Mesosaurus of South Africa.
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- [New York] 1906.
- 1906
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American Eocene primates, and the supposed rodent family Mixodectidae.
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- [New York, The Knickerbocker Pr.] 1902.
- 1902
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The skull of creosaurus.
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- New York, 1903.
- 1903-
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The skull of bathyopsis, Wind River Uintathere, by Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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- New York, Published by Order of the Trustees, American Museum of Natural History, 1913.
- 1913
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Morris K. Jesup.
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- [New York] 1908.
- 1908-
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The four phyla of oligocene titanotheres.
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- New York, 1902.
- 1902-
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Lower eocene titanotheres. Genera lambdotherium, eotitanops, by Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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- New York, Published by Order of the Trustees, American Museum of Natural History, 1913.
- 1913
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Restoration of extinct vertebrates; from the American Museum of Natural History.
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- [Cambridge, 1898]
- 1898-1898
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Tyrannosaurus, restoration and model of the skeleton.
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- New York, 1913.
- 1913
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The state museum and state progress; an address delivered at the dedication of the New York State Education Building ... 1912.
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- [New York, 1912]
- 1912
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Paleontology, by Henry Fairfield Osborn ... With the coöperation of Amadeus W. Grabau ...
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- [n.p., 1911]
- 1911
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Remarks in answer to the toast, "The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, and its relation to the development of palæontology in America" Address at the meeting in commemoration of the one hundredth anniversary of the foundation of the Academy ... held March ... 1912.
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- Philadelphia, 1913.
- 1913-
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The extinct rhinoceroses. [Pt. I-II] By Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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- [New York] 1898.
- 1898
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A skeleton of Diplodocus. By Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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- [New York, 1899]
- 1899
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Crania of Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus. II.--Integument of the iguanodont Dinosaur trachodon.
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- [New York] 1912.
- 1912
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A complete skeleton of coryphodon radians. Notes upon the locomotion of this animal.
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- New York, 1898.
- 1898-
Phylogeny of the rhinoceroses of Europe.
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- New York, 1900.
- 1900-
Field expeditions during the past season.
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- [New York, 1904]
- 1904-
The great cretaceous fish Portheus molossus Cope.
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- New York, 1904.
- 1904-
Additional observations upon the structure and classification of the mesozoic mammalia.
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- [Phila., 1888].
- 1888-
Age of the typical Judith River beds.
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- [New York, 1903]
- 1903-
On the age of the Belly River series or formation in Canada.
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- [Ottawa, 1903]
- 1903-
The ancylopoda, chalicotherium and artionyx.
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- [Boston, 1893].
- 1893-1893
Artionyx, a new species of Ancylopoda, by Henry Fairfield Osborn and Jacob L. Wortman.
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- New York, 1893.
- 1893
Oxyaena and patriofelis re-studied as terrestrial creodonts.
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- New York, 1900.
- 1900-
Evolution of the Amblypoda. Part 1-
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- New York, 1898.
- 1898-
Fossil mammals of the Uinta Basin. Expedition of 1894.
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- New York, 1895.
- 1895-
New miocene rhinoceroses, with revision of known species.
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- New York, 1904.
- 1904-
A reply to Professor O.C. Marsh's "Note on mesozoic mammalia."
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- [Boston, 1891].
- 1891-1891
A division of the eutherian mammals into the mesoplacentalia and cenoplacentalia.
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- [New York, 1904.]
- 1894-1904
A review of the Cernaysian mammalia.
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- [Philadelphia, 1890].
- 1890-1890
An upper pliocene cave.
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- [New York, 1903]
- 1903-
The present problems of paleontology.
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- [Saint Louis, 1904].
- 1904-1904
A mounted skeleton of naosaurus, a pelycosaur from the permian of Texas.
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- New York, 1907.
- 1907-
New or little known titanotheres from the eocene and oligocene, by Henry Fairfield Osborn.
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- [New York, By Order of the Trustees of the American Museum of Natural History, 1908]
- 1908
What is Lophiodon?
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- [Boston, 1892]
- 1892-1892
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