KnowraEdward Drinker CopeLinked fromLinked fromThe 14 pages that link to Edward Drinker Cope, each with the reason it gives.All 14Related 12Compared with 2Othniel Charles MarshCompared with: Their rivalry drove rapid fossil collecting and publication, alongside public disputes and scientific errors.Morrison FormationRelated: Cope's crews collected Morrison dinosaurs amid the rivalry over western fossil discoveries.Vertebrate paleontologyRelated: His discoveries and rivalry with Marsh shaped the history of American dinosaur research.Bone WarsRelated: His competition with Marsh drove the rivalry’s discoveries and bitter public disputes.PteranodonCompared with: Cope's competing interpretations and discoveries shaped the same contentious era of American paleontology.EusthenopteronRelated: Cope named Eusthenopteron from fossils collected in Quebec in the late nineteenth century.Joseph LeidyRelated: Cope was Leidy’s protégé and later a central force in nineteenth-century American paleontology.OrthogenesisRelated: His idea of the law of acceleration became one version of orthogenetic thinking.CamarasaurusRelated: Cope named Camarasaurus in 1877 from fossils found in Colorado.ElasmosaurusRelated: Cope named Elasmosaurus in 1868 and initially placed its skull at the wrong end of the skeleton.TylosaurusRelated: Cope named Tylosaurus in 1872 from fossils found in Kansas.History of paleontologyRelated: Cope's discoveries and rivalry with Marsh accelerated, and sometimes compromised, fossil collecting.IchthyornisRelated: Cope's work formed part of the fossil-era rivalry surrounding Marsh's discoveries.UintatheriumRelated: Cope’s work on Uintatherium helped drive disputes over its classification and naming.