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The 23 pages that link to American Museum of Natural History, each with the reason it gives.

• Franz BoasRelated: Boas worked there as curator, using museum collections to develop comparative anthropological research.

• Margaret MeadRelated: Mead worked there for decades and became a prominent public interpreter of anthropology.

• Othniel Charles MarshRelated: Its dinosaur collections grew through the same western fossil boom that Marsh helped spur.

• Smithsonian InstitutionCompared with: It offers a close museum comparison without the Smithsonian’s federal charter and funding structure.

• Hell Creek FormationRelated: Its expeditions and collections include fossils gathered from Hell Creek exposures.

• Edward Drinker CopeRelated: Marsh’s institutional resources contrasted with Cope’s more independent collecting and research.

• John D. Rockefeller Jr.Related: His family’s support helped sustain a major civic and scientific institution.

• ProtoceratopsRelated: Its Central Asiatic Expeditions assembled important Protoceratops specimens from Mongolia.

• Julian StewardRelated: Steward worked there early in his career, gaining experience in anthropology and museum research.

• Henry Fairfield OsbornBroader topic: Osborn served as its president and made it a major center for paleontology.

• Roy Chapman AndrewsNarrower topic: The museum sponsored Andrews's expeditions and housed their specimens.

• Franz WeidenreichRelated: After leaving China, Weidenreich continued his research in New York at this museum.

• BrontotheriidaeRelated: Its collections and expeditions helped establish the study of North American brontotheres.

• Neil deGrasse TysonRelated: The Hayden Planetarium is part of the museum, where Tyson serves as an astrophysicist.

• Frederick CookRelated: Cook’s earlier Arctic work connected him to the museum’s Peary expedition and its scientific network.

• The Museum of Natural HistoryNarrower topic: This is the institution Holden’s remembered museum represents.

• Clark WisslerRelated: Wissler directed its anthropology department and built its major collections and research program.

• EohippusRelated: Its fossil displays helped popularize the early-horse evolutionary sequence.

• Carl AkeleyRelated: Akeley’s African mammal groups became major exhibits in its Akeley Hall of African Mammals.

• EffigiaRelated: Effigia’s fossil remained in this museum’s collections before its identification.

• Ota BengaRelated: Its human exhibitions and collecting practices form part of the wider institutional history surrounding Benga’s display.

• Cape Morris JesupRelated: Morris Jesup led the institution while supporting Arctic exploration.

• Field Museum of Natural HistoryCompared with: It is a prominent peer institution with a similarly broad natural history mission.