Looking for more things

[Mike Taylor <mike@indexdata.com>]

Thanks to all who helped me in finding these.  Unfortunately, I've not
been able to track down Cope 1877, but I had varying degrees of
success with the other three, which I now share with you at:
        http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/tmp/goodies

In that directory you will find:

        Owen1859-order-of-fossil-and-recent-reptilia.pdf
        Knight1897-brontosaurus-v2.jpeg
        Zallinger1947-mural-brontosaurus.jpeg

And also a special bonus, which I scanned from my copy of the Giant
Golden Book of Dinosaurs: a much overlooked swamp-bound Brachiosaurus
by Zallinger that has its own glory:

        Zallinger1966-giant-golden-brachiosaurus.jpeg

Enjoy!

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Mike Taylor writes:
 > Having had such success in trawling these lists for Gilmore's 1925
 > monograph on the juvenile Camarasaurus, I thought I'd ask if anyone
 > can help me with a few more things that I'm having trouble tracking
 > down.  Any help will be greatly appreciated.  Please email me
 > OFF-LIST, and I will summarise what I get sent.
 > 
 > So I am looking for:
 > 
 > * Cope, Edward Drinker.  1877.  On a gigantic saurian from the Dakota
 >   epoch of Colorado.  Paleontology Bulletin 25: 5-10.  [The paper that
 >   named Camarasaurus]
 > 
 > * Owen, R. 1859. On the orders of fossil and recent Reptilia, and
 >   their distribution in time. Report on the British Association for
 >   the Advancement of Science 29th Meeting:153-166.
 > 
 > * A decent-resolution photograph or other reproduction of the sauropod
 >   part of Zallinger's YPM mural, as shown (in woefully inadequate
 >   resolution here:
 >      http://www.britannica.com/dinosaurs/dinosaurs/images/odinosu003p4b.jpg
 > 
 > * A decent-resolution colour rendition of this classic
 >   sauropod-in-a-swamp image:
 >      http://www.gutenberg.org/files/19302/19302-h/images/fig022.jpg
 >   This black-and-white rendition is from W. D. Matthew's 1915 book
 >   "Dinosaurs, With Special Reference to the American Museum
 >   Collections" but it's captioned as "After Osborn" and I can't find
 >   what publication of Osborn's it was originally in.
 > 
 > Many, many thanks in advance to all of you who help.  I will try to
 > not to make a habit of this.
 > 
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