Archivo: OCmarsh

Description: American paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh (center, back row) and assistants ready for digging; from an 1872 expedition, part of the "Bone Wars". Pictured: (front row, seated at far left) Thomas H. Russell, '72 S, M.D. '75, later professor (of Clinical Surgery) at Yale 29 years and personal physician of Marsh, widely credited as having discovered the "nearly perfect skeleton" of Hesperornis regalis[1]; (order not specified) Benjamin Hoppin, ’72; Charles D. Hill; and James MacNaughton .[2]
Title: OCmarsh
Credit: http://www.montanadinosaurdigs.com/dinosaur-discoveries/# Precious versions: Scan from The Ultimate Dinosaur Book (David Lambert, ISBN 156458304X), pg. 28. A copy may also be found in The Bonehunters' Revenge (David Rains Wallace, ISBN 0618082409), pg. 85, which confirms it is from the 1872 expedition.
Author: Unknown; Lambert lists "John Ostrom/Peabody Museum" as picture credits and sources in Acknowledgments section.[3]
Usage Terms: Public domain
License: Public domain
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