Henry Fairfield Osborn

Men of the Old Stone Age, Their Environment, Life and Art

Records of Meetings of the New York Academy of Sciences

Fifty-two Years of Research, Observation and Publication, 1877-1929

Men of the Old Stone Age

Phylogeny of the Rhinoceroses of Europe

Manus, Sacrum, and Caudals of Sauropoda

Manus, Sacrum, and Caudals of Sauropoda (Classic Reprint)

From the Greeks to Darwin

American Museum Ideal

The American Museum and Education

Artionyx, a New Genus of Ancylopoda

Our Crowded Planet

A Means of Estimating the Age of the Mastodon and Other Proboscidea

The First Appearance of the True Mastodon in America

On Vertebrata of the Mid-Cretaceous of the North West Territory

Fossil Man in Spain

The Titanotheres of Ancient Wyoming, Dakota, and Nebraska

Proboscidea

Miscellaneous Writings: no. 1 Adaptive radiation and classification of the proboscidea. no 2 Address of welcome to the Second international congress of eugenics, 1921. no. 3 Address of welcome to the American association of museums, 1917. no. 4 American men of the dragon bones. no. 5 The approach to the immigration problem through science. no. 6 The attitude of the state toward scientific investigation. no. 7 Biocharacters as separable units of organic structure. no. 8 Camarasaurus, amphicoelias and other sauropods of Cope. no. 9 Characters and restoration of the sauropod genus Camarassaurus Cope. no. 10 close of the cretaceous and opening of eocene time in North America. no. 11 Close of jurassic and opening of cretaceous time in North America. no. 12 The Congo expedition of the American museum of natural history. no. 13 The Darwin centenary. no. 14 Darwin's theory of evolution by the selection of minor saltations. no. 15 Discoveries in the Gobi desert by the American museum expeditions. no. 16 The discovery of an unknown continent. no. 17 Evolution and heredity. no. 18 Evolution as it appears to the paleontologist. no. 19 Evolution is God's method of creation. no. 20 Evolution of the Amblypoda. pt. 1 Taligrada and Pantodonta. no. 21 Evolution, phylogeny and classification of the mastodontoidea. no. 22 The explorations of the American museum of natural history in China and Mongolia. no. 23 The four inseparable factors of evolution. no. 24 Frontal horn on aceratherium incisivum. no. 25 Huxley on education. no. 26 Life and works of Darwin. no. 27 A long-jawed mastodon skeleton from South Dakota and phylogeny of the proboscidea. no. 28 Mastodons of the Hudson Highlands