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Marsh's Dinosaurs The Collections from Como Bluff

Out of Print
By: John H Ostrom and John S McIntosh
388 pages, 168 b/w illus
Marsh's Dinosaurs
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  • Marsh's Dinosaurs ISBN: 9780300082081 Hardback Mar 2000 Out of Print #101795
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In 1877 tons of massive dinosaur bones were uncovered at Como Bluff, Wyoming, the first major discovery of such remains anywhere in the world. O.C. Marsh, then director of Yale's Peabody Museum of Natural History, financed and claimed the greater portion of the excavations, reunited the sections that were excavated, named such dinosaurs as Brontosaurus and Stegosaurus, and had lithographs made of the bones. In 1966 Marsh's Dinosaurs, a book that displayed the lithographic plates along with an account of the collecting activities directed by Marsh, was published to great acclaim. Now, to celebrate the centennial of Marsh's death, this palaeontological classic is reprinted with a new foreword by Peter Dodson and a historical overview by Clifford Miles and David W. Hamblin.

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John Ostrom is professor emeritus of geology and geophysics at Yale University and editor emeritus of the American Journal of Science. John McIntosh is professor emeritus of physics at Wesleyan University. Peter Dodson is professor of veterinary medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and author of The Horned Dinosaurs. Clifford Miles is chief executive officer and David Hamblin is an employee at the Western Palaeontological Laboratories.

Out of Print
By: John H Ostrom and John S McIntosh
388 pages, 168 b/w illus
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