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The 14 pages that link to Johann Bayer, each with the reason it gives.

• ConstellationRelated: His atlas added southern constellations and popularized Greek-letter star designations.

• UranometriaRelated: Bayer compiled and published the atlas that bears his work.

• CruxRelated: His atlas helped popularize Crux and its Greek-letter star designations.

• Celestial globeRelated: His atlas helped standardize the star names and positions represented on later globes.

• Southern celestial hemisphereRelated: His atlas shaped the naming and mapping of many stars in southern constellations.

• Celestial cartographyRelated: Bayer's atlas introduced a widely used system of Greek-letter star designations.

• Piscis AustrinusRelated: His atlas assigned Greek-letter designations to stars in Piscis Austrinus.

• Tau CetiRelated: His atlas established the Bayer letter designation used in Tau Ceti’s name.

• TucanaRelated: Bayer’s atlas helped popularize Tucana and its neighboring southern constellations.

• OctansRelated: Octans stars use Bayer designations established after Lacaille's constellation was introduced.

• Triangulum AustraleRelated: Uranometria’s 1603 map helped popularize Triangulum Australe.

• VolansRelated: Bayer’s atlas standardized a familiar early printed depiction of Volans.