Henry Fairfield Osborn
Born 1857-01-01
Died 1935-01-01
Identifiers
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- ISNI0000000080914769
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Top Subjects
- Evolution (11)
- Paleontology (10)
- Prehistoric peoples (7)
- Stone age (5)
- Paleontology -- Miocene (4)
- Mammals, Fossil (4)
- Naturalists (4)
Books by Henry Fairfield Osborn
Total count: 132
A memoir upon Loxolophodon and Uintatherium, two genera of the sub-order Dinocerata1881-01-01-
On the structure and classification of the Mesozoic Mammalia1887-01-01
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A review of "The discovery of the Cretaceous Mammalia1891-01-01
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Characters of Protoceras (Marsh), the new Artiodactyl from the Lower MioceneAmerican Museum of Natural History1892-01-01
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Fossil mammals of the Wahsatch and Wind River beds, collection of 1891American Museum of Natural History1892-01-01
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Present problems in evolution and hereditys.n.1892-01-01
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Fossil mammals of the Wahsatch and Wind River bedsCollection of 18911892-01-01
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Characters of Protoceras (Marsh), the new artiodactyl from the Lower MioceneAmerican Museum of Natural History1892-01-01
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Aceratherium tridactylum from the Lower Miocene of DakotaAmerican Museum of Natural History1893-01-01
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Artionyxa new species of Ancylopoda1893-01-01
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Fossil mammals of the Upper Cretaceous bedsAmerican Museum of Natural History1893-01-01
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Artionyx, a new genus of AncylopodaAmerican Museum of Natural History1893-01-01
From the Greeks to Darwinan outline of the development of the evolution ideaMacmillan1894-01-01-
Fossil mammals of the Lower Miocene White River bedscollection of 1892American Museum of Natural History1894-01-01
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The history of the cusps of the human molar teeth ...1895-01-01
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Fossil mammals of the Uinta Basinexpedition of 1894American Museum of Natural History1895-01-01
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Fossil mammals of the Puerco bedscollection of 1892American Museum of Natural History1895-01-01
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Perissodactyls of the Lower Miocene White River bedsAmerican Museum of Natural History1895-01-01
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The history of the cusps of the human molar teethaddress before the New York Institute of Stomatology, April 19, 1895.s.n.1895-01-01
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The Huerfano Lake Basin, southern Colorado, and its Wind River and Bridger faunaAmerican Museum of Natural History1897-01-01
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Trituberculya review dedicated to the late Professor Copepublisher not identified1897-01-01
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Remounted skeleton of Phenacodus primævuscomparison with EuprotogoniaAmerican Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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Additional characters of the great herbivorous dinosaur CamarasaurusAmerican Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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Fossil vertebratesarticles collected from the American Museum bulletins ...American Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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The extinct rhinocerosesAmerican Museum of Natural History]1898-01-01
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A complete skeleton of Coryphodon radiansnotes upon the locomotion of this animalAmerican Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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A complete skeleton of Teleoceras fossigernotes upon the growth and sexual characters of this speciesAmerican Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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Evolution of the Amblypoda.American Museum of Natural History1898-01-01
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From the Greeks to Darwinan outline of the development of the evolution idea2d. ed.Macmillan1899-01-01
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A complete mosasaur skeleton, osseous and cartilaginousAmerican Museum of Natural History1899-01-01
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Fore and hind limbs of carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs from the Jurassic of WyomingAmerican Museum of Natural History1899-01-01
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A skeleton of DiplodocusAmerican Museum of Natural History1899-01-01
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Correlation between Tertiary mammal horizons of Europe and Americaan introduction to the more exact investigation of Tertiary zoögeography. Preliminary study with third trial sheetNew York Academy of Sciences1900-01-01
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Recent zoo-paleontology1900-01-01
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The geological and faunal relations of Europe and America during the Tertiary period and the theory of the successive invasions of an African fauna1900-01-01
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The eighth International Geological Congress at Paris1900-01-01
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The recent progress of vertebrate paleontology in America ....1901-01-01
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Des méthodes précises mises actuellement en oeuvre dans l'étude des vertébrés fossiles des Êtats-Unis d'Amerique1901-01-01
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Dai Greci a Darwindisegno storico dello sviluppo dell'idea dell'evoluzioneF. Bocca1901-01-01
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Dolichocephaly and brachycephaly in the lower mammals.1902-01-01
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The law of adaptive radiation1902-01-01
On vertebrata of the mid-Cretaceous of the North West TerritoryGeological Survey of Canada1902-01-01
The Mediaeval and the true modern spirit in educationa thesis on education, with a few truisms, commentaries and suggestions on the Princeton curriculum, by a loyal and grateful alumnus, twenty-five years after graduation.Privately Printed1903-01-01
Preservation of the wild animals of North America.1904-01-01-
Tyrannosaurus and other Cretaceous carnivorous dinsosaursAuthor's ed.American Museum of Natural History1905-01-01
Evolution of mammalian molar teethto and from the triangular type including collected and revised researches trituberculy and new sections on the forms and homologies of the molar teeth in the different orders of mammalsMacmillan1907-01-01-
Science and sentimentan address before the graduating class of the Presbyterian Hospital Training School for Nurses, May fifteenth, nineteen hundred and sevenpublisher not identified1907-01-01
Cenozoic mammal horizons of western North AmericaGovt. Print. Off.1909-01-01
History, plan and scope of the American Museum of Natural HistoryIrving Press1910-01-01
The age of mammals in Europe, Asia and North AmericaMacmillan1910-01-01
A means of estimating the age of the mastodon and other Proboscidea1910-01-01-
Huxley on educationopening address to Columbia students ... September 28, 19101910-01-01
A naturalist in the BahamasJohn I. Northrop, October 12 1861 - June 25, 1891The Columbia university press1910-01-01
A naturalist in the Bahamas, John I. Northrop, October 12, 1861-June 25, 1891a memorial volumeColumbia University Press1910-01-01
Huxley and educationaddress at the opening of the college year, Columbia university, September 28, 1910Charles Scribner's sons1910-01-01
A naturalist in the BahamasColumbia University Press1910-01-01-
The American Museum of Natural Historyits origin, its history, the growth of its departments to December 31, 1909Irving Press1911-01-01
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Bibliography of the published writings of Henry Fairfield Osborn for the years 1877-1910The New era printing company1911-01-01
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Paleontology1911-01-01
The American museum of natural history, its origin, its historyThe Irving press1911-01-01-
Integument of the iguanodont dinosaur Trachodon1912-01-01
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Craniometry of the EquidæAmerican Museum of Natural History1912-01-01
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The continuous origin of certain unit characters as observed by a paleontologist1912-01-01
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Crania of Tyrannosaurus and Allosaurus1912-01-01
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The state museum and state progress ...an address delivered at the dedication of the New York state education building, October 15, 19121913-01-01
The museum and nature study in the public schoolsAmerican Museum of Natural History1913-01-01-
Biographical memoir of Joseph Leidy, 1823-1891National Academy of Sciences1913-01-01
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Alfred Russel Wallace, 1823-1913s.n.1913-01-01
From the Greeks to Darwinan outline of the development of the evolution ideaMacmillan and co.1913-01-01
The horse, past and present, in the American Museum of Natural History and in the Zoological ParkIrving Press1913-01-01
The new order of sainthood[Printed by C. Scribner's sons]1913-01-01
Men of the old stone agetheir environment, life and artC. Scribner's sons1915-01-01
Review of the Pleistocene of Europe, Asia and northern AfricaNew York Academy of Sciences1915-01-01
The origin and evolution of lifeon the theory of action, reaction and interaction of energyC. Scribner's Sons1917-01-01-
Skeletal adaptations of Ornitholestes, Struthiomimus, TyrannosaurusAmerican Museum of Natural History1917-01-01
Men of the old stone age, their environment, life and art3d ed., with new notes and illustrations on the arch©Œology of Spain and North Africa.C. Scribner's Sons1918-01-01-
Liberty Field Hospital Wardunit construction, portable and convertible into dwellings; adapted to army, hospital, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., canteen building types; for use under any climatic conditions, as winter and summer hospital and convalescent wards. Designed for the American Museum of Natural History1918-01-01
Equidæ of the Oligocene, Miocene and Pliocene of North America, iconographic type revision1918-01-01-
Equidae of the Oligocene, Miocene, and Pliocene of North America, iconographic type revisionAmerican Museum of Natural History1918-01-01
Joseph Hodges Choatea founder of The American Museum of Natural History : a tribute from the Trustees of the American MuseumAmerican Museum of Natural History]1918-01-01-
The origin and evolution of lifeon the theory of reaction and interaction of energyC. Scribner1918-01-01
The origin and evolution of lifeon the theory of action, reaction and interaction of energyG. Bell1918-01-01-
New titanotheres of the HuerfanoPublished by the Order of the Trustees, American Museum of Natural History1919-01-01
Seventeen skeletons of Moropusprobable habits of this animal1919-01-01-
Sequoia--the auld lang syne of treess.n.1919-01-01
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Men of the old stone age3d ed.C. Scribner's sons1919-01-01
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The hall of the age of man1921-01-01
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The evolution, Phylogney and classification of the ProboscideaBy Order of the Trustees of American Museum of Natural History1921-01-01
Men of the old stone agetheir environment, life and art3d ed., with new notes and illustrations on the archaeology of Spain and North Africa.C. Scribner's Sons1921-01-01-
Camarasaurus, Amphicoelias, and other sauropods of CopeAmerican Museum of Natural History]1921-01-01
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Report of the Roosevelt memorial commission [1920-1925]J.B. Lyon company, printers1921-01-01
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First appearance of the True Mastodon in AmericaBy order of the Trustees of American Museum of Natural History1921-01-01
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Camarasaurus, Amphicaelias, and other sauropods of Cope1921-01-01
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Old and new standards of pleistocene division in relation to the prehistory of man in Europesynopsis and partial synthesis of the observations of the following authors: Antevs, Barrois [and others]The Society.1922-01-01
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William Bateson on Darwinism1922-01-01
Evolution and religionC. Scribner's sons1923-01-01-
Impressions of great naturalistsreminiscences of Darwin, Huxley, Balfour, Cope and otherC. Scribner's Sons1924-01-01
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Three new Theropoda, Protoceratops zone, central Mongolia1924-01-01
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Impressions of great naturalistsreminiscences of Darwin, Huxley, Balfour, Cope and othersScribner1924-01-01
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Psittacosaurus and Protiguanodontwo Lower Cretaceous iguanodonts from Mongolia1924-01-01
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The American museum and education.The American Museum Press1925-01-01
The earth speaks to BryanC. Scribner's Sons1925-01-01-
The origin of species[1], 2, [3, 4], 5.1925-01-01
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A priceless Darwin letter1926-01-01
Evolution and religion in educationpolemics of the fundamentalist controversy of 1922 to 1926C. Scribner's Sons1926-01-01-
The problem of the origin of species as it appeared to Darwin in 1859 and as it appears to us to-day1926-01-01
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On the trail of ancient mana narrative of the field work of the Central Asiatic expeditionsGarden City publishing company, inc.1926-01-01
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Creative education in school, college, university, and museumpersonal observation and experienceof the the half-century 1877-1927Charles Scribner's Sons1927-01-01
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Fifty years of Princeton '77a fifty-four year record of the class of 1877 of Princeton College and University, 1873-1877-1927Princeton University Press1927-01-01
Man rises to Parnassuscritical epochs in the prehistory of manPrinceton University Press1927-01-01-
The hall of the age of man4th ed., rev. and enl. Edited by Frederic A. Lucas.1927-01-01
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Influence of the glacial age on the evolution of man.1929-01-01
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Bashford Dean.1929-01-01
The titanotheres of ancient Wyoming, Dakota, and NebraskaDept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey1929-01-01-
Biographical memoir of Edward Drinker Cope, 1840-1897National Academy of Sciences1930-01-01
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Fifty-two years of research, observation and publication, 1877-1929a life adventure in breadth and depthCharles Scribner's Sons1930-01-01
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Parelephas floridanus from the Upper Pleistocene of Florida compared with P. jeffersonii1930-01-01
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George Fisher Baker, 1840-19311931-01-01
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Explorations, researches and publications of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, 1911-1931with map and legend showing chief fossil collecting areas of China, 1885-1931American Museum of Natural History1931-01-01
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Cope: master naturalistthe life and letters of Edward Drinker Cope, with a bibliography of his writings classified by subject; a study of the pioneer and foundation periods of vertebrate palaeontology in AmericaPrinceton University Press1931-01-01
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Zi Xila ren dao Da'erwenXian dai shu ju1933-01-01
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El origen y la evolucion de la vidacon prefacio y notas de Felix SartiauxImpr. y lit. La Reforma, Editorial Jouvin1933-01-01
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Proboscideaa monograph of the discovery, evolution, migrations and extinction of the mastadonts and elephants of the worldpublished on the J. Pierpont Morgan fund by the trustees of the American Museum of Natural History, the American Museum Press1936-01-01
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Sheng ming zhi qi yuan yu jin huaThe origin and evolution of lifeShang wu yin shu guan1937-01-01
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Shêng wu hsüeh ming jên yin hsiang chiShang wu yin shu kuan1939-01-01
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The age of manRev. to 1943 / by William K. Gregory and George Pinkley.American Museum of Natural History1947-01-01
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Sheng wu xue ming ren yin xiang jiTai 1 banTaiwan shang wu yin shu guan1965-01-01
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Evolution of mammalian molar teeth to and from the triangular type...Readex Microprint1971-01-01
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The elephants & mastodonts arrive in AmericaShorey1971-01-01
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The rise of the mammalia in North AmericaG.E. Stechert1982-01-01
Dragons and Dragon LoreKessinger Publishing2003-05-01-
Preliminary observations upon the brain of Menopoma