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The 15 pages that link to Bone Wars, each with the reason it gives.

• Othniel Charles MarshRelated: Competition with Cope shaped Marsh’s collecting, naming, and publication of fossil discoveries.

• AllosaurusRelated: Their competition helped bring Allosaurus fossils and names into scientific attention.

• Morrison FormationRelated: The rivalry intensified collecting and publication of fossils from Morrison localities.

• TriceratopsRelated: The rivalry helped drive the fossil expeditions that brought Triceratops and other western dinosaurs to scientific attention.

• Edward Drinker CopeBroader topic: The competition brought Cope’s discoveries and disputes with Marsh into public view.

• DiplodocusRelated: The rivalry accelerated fossil collecting and helped bring Diplodocus specimens to scientific attention.

• StegosaurusRelated: The rivalry’s fossil collecting produced early Stegosaurus discoveries and descriptions.

• ApatosaurusRelated: The rivalry drove rapid discoveries and naming of Jurassic dinosaurs, including Apatosaurus.

• BrontosaurusRelated: The rivalry accelerated the discoveries and hurried naming behind Brontosaurus's early history.

• CamarasaurusRelated: Camarasaurus emerged during the fossil-collecting race that intensified the rivalry.

• ElasmosaurusRelated: The reconstruction error became one of the best-known episodes associated with Cope’s fossil work.

• TylosaurusRelated: The rivalry shaped the period when Tylosaurus was named and studied.

• IchthyornisNarrower topic: Ichthyornis entered science during Marsh's intense period of fossil collecting.

• UintatheriumRelated: Their competition produced multiple names and disputes for Uintatherium fossils.

• Moacyr ScliarBroader topic: It shows Scliar extending his historical imagination beyond Jewish immigrant experience.