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The 17 pages that link to Sloan Digital Sky Survey, each with the reason it gives.

• Baryon acoustic oscillationsRelated: Its 2005 galaxy measurements provided a landmark detection of the acoustic scale.

• Large-scale structure of the universeBroader topic: Its galaxy maps made large-scale patterns measurable with unprecedented reach.

• Galaxy redshift surveyBroader topic: Its large spectroscopic galaxy sample transformed studies of nearby large-scale structure.

• Henry Draper CatalogueRelated: Modern surveys broadened stellar spectroscopy far beyond the catalogue’s photographic program.

• Missing satellites problemRelated: Its data enabled discoveries of faint Milky Way satellites missed by earlier surveys.

• Sloan Great WallRelated: Its galaxy observations disclosed the structure.

• Galaxy ZooRelated: Its galaxy images supplied the initial classification task for Galaxy Zoo.

• Dark Energy SurveyCompared with: SDSS emphasized spectroscopy and northern-sky coverage, unlike DES’s southern imaging strategy.

• Superluminous supernovaRelated: Its transient discoveries included early candidates for the superluminous class.

• Astronomical catalogueBroader topic: Its coordinated imaging and spectroscopy produced extensive linked catalogues.

• BOSS Great WallNarrower topic: BOSS operated as a component of this broader sky-mapping project.

• Extragalactic astronomyBroader topic: Its galaxy maps and spectra underpin studies of large-scale structure.

• Huge-LQGRelated: Its quasar catalog supplied the observations from which Huge-LQG was identified.

• Large quasar groupRelated: Its quasar catalogs supplied data for prominent searches for large quasar groups.

• Square degreeBroader topic: Its footprint is a prominent example of sky coverage quantified in square degrees.

• 2MASSRelated: Its optical measurements paired with 2MASS infrared data provide broad wavelength coverage.

• Uppsala General CatalogueCompared with: Modern survey data can refine or supplement identifications first recorded photographically.