Worked to the Bone : A Study of Gilded-Age Transatlantic Scientific Networks in Paleontology

Worked to the Bone : A Study of Gilded-Age Transatlantic Scientific Networks in Paleontology

In the American “Wild West” the nation’s predominant paleontologists O. C. Marsh and E. D. Cope raced for the discovery of the most spectacular dinosaur fossils the world had ever seen. The “Bone Wars” not only unearthed triceratops, stegosaurus, and brontosaurus, they also made US paleontology worl...

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