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According to Wikipedia , Erwin Hinckley Barbour was an American geologist and paleontologist. He was born near Oxford, Ohio, and was educated at Miami University and at Yale, where he graduated in 1882. He was assistant paleontologist to the United States Geological Survey under Othniel Charles Marsh from 1882 to 1888. He then taught at the University of Iowa for two years, before being hired by the University of Nebraska in 1891 as head of the Department of Geology.
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1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 0 1.25 2.5 3.75 5 6.25 7.5 8.75 10 11.25 12.5 13.75 15 16.25 17.5 18.75 Published Works An early Pleistocene fauna from Nebraska. American Museum novitates ; no. 942 (1937) (18)Nature, structure, and phylogeny of Daemonelix PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF A NEW PROBOSCIDEANAMEBELODON FRICKI, gen. et sp. nov. (12)Scottsbluff Bison Quarry and Its Artifacts (1932) (12)A new antilocaprid and a new cervid from the late Tertiary of Nebraska. American Museum novitates ; no. 734 (1934) (9)GNATHABELODON THORPEI , gen. et sp. nov.A new mud-grubbing Mastodon (1935) (8)The White River Oligocene Rodent DIPLOLOPHUS (1939) (7)A NEW SABER-TOOTHED CAT FROM NEBRASKA (6)TORYNOBELODON LOOMISI, gen et. sp. nov. (6)Carboniferous eurypterids of Nebraska (1914) NOTICE OF A NEW MIOCENE RHINOCEROS, DICERATHERIUM ARIKARENSE. (1906) Sand crystals and their relation to certain concretionary forms A New Species of Sphenophalos from the Upper Ogallala of Nebraska (1941) (5)Preliminary Notice of a Proboscidean, Amebelodon Frickii (5)A new Nebraska mammoth, Elephas hayi. (1915) Mounted Skeletons of Bison Occidentalis, and Associated Dart-Points (1932) (4)THE AMERICAN MASTODON WITH MANDIBULAR TUSKS (1931) (4)PALAEONTOLOGIC AND GEOLOGIC CONSIDERATION OF EARLY MAN IN NEBRASKA (1936) (4)THE GIANT BEAVER, CASTOROIDES, AND THE COMMON BEAVER, CASTOR, IN NEBRASKA (1931) (4)THE MANDIBULAR TUSKS OF AMEBELODON FRICKI (4)Two New Fossil Dogs of the Genus "Crynarctus" from Nebraska (4)A NEW AMEBELODONT, TORYNOBELODON BARNUMBROWNI, SP. NOV.A PRELIMINARY REPORT (1931) (4)A TWO-HEADED TORTOISE. (1896) DISCOVERY OF AN EARLY TYPE OF MAN IN NEBRASKA. (1906) A NEW MIOCENE DOG, MESOCYON GERINGENSIS , sp. nov. (1935) (3)A new form of calcite-sand crystal (1902) THE NEBRASKA ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION. (1901) Is Daemonelix a Burrow? A Reply to Dr. Theodor Fuchs (1895) EVIDENCE OF DINOSAURS IN NEBRASKA (1931) (3)A Pleistocene Lake in the White River Valley (1936) REPORT ON THE INITIAL WORK OF THE STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF NEBRASKA. (1900) NOTICE OF A NEW FOSSIL MAMMAL FROM SIOUX COUNTY NEBRASKA A NEW MIOCENE ARTIODACTYL. (1905) THE MANDIBLE OF AMEBELODON FRICKI (2)A Phenomenon of the Kansan Drift in Nebraska (1914) Report of the State Geologist (2)Lincoln Salt Lake and the Occurrence of Strepsilas interpres (1895) REPORT OF PROGRESS OF THE NEBRASKA STATE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND THE MORRILL GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION OF 1901. (1902) NOTICE OF NEWLY DISCOVERED EURYPTERIDS IN NEBRASKA. (1912) Nebraska Green Quartzite - An Important Future Industry (2)Notice of the Occurrence of Nyctale Richardsoni, Richardson's Owl, in Nebraska. (1892) Notes on the microscopic structure of oolite, with analyses (1890) A Shovel-Tusked Mastodon, Arnebelodon Fricki ,from Kansas (1941) (2)EVIDENCE OF MAN IN THE LOESS OF NEBRASKA. (1907) Notice of a New Bone Bed in the Early Pleistocene of Morrill County, Nebraska (1936) (2)A WORKABLE BED OF COAL IN NEBRASKA. (1906) A New Ovibovine, Symbos convexifrons, sp. nov. (1934) (1)A new longirostral mastodon from Nebraska, Tetrabelodon osborni sp. nov (1916) Wells and windmills in Nebraska Glacial Grooves and Striae in Southeastern Nebraska (1900) Remains of the Primitive Elephant found in Grinnell, Io. (1890) A Minor Phenomenon Of The Glacial Drift In Nebraska (1)PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF DAIMONELIX. (1903) Preliminary Report on the Clay Industry of Nebraska (1)The mandible of Torynobelodon barnumbrowni (1932) A Preliminary Report of the Alkali Resources of Nebraska (1)THE MUSK-OXEN OF NEBRASKA (1931) (1)REPORT OF PROGRESS OF THE NEBRASKA STATE MUSEUM (1938) (1)Medusina walcotti, a Carboniferous jellyfish (1914) Nebraska Rocks Which Excite Common Inquiry (1)THE MILFORD MASTODON, MASTODON MOODIE I,SP. NOV.A PRELIMINARY REPORT (1931) (1)A New Habitat of the Black-Throated Rock Swift, Micropus Melanoleucus. (1892) ATTEMPTED EXTERMINATION OF THE POCKET GOPHER, GEOMYS BURSARIUS. (1892) Report of the Geologist (1)THE SKULL AND MANDIBLE OF MASTODON MOODIEI (1932) (0)The Thurston County Mastodon, MASTODON GRANGERI, sp. nov. (1934) (0)Carboniferous plant tissue (1915) Notice of a New Miocene Rhinoceros, Diceratherium arikarense (1906) The Winnebago County (Iowa) Meteorites [ Part 2 ] (0)The Winnebago County (Iowa) Meteorites. (1890) A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE MECHANICAL ANALYSES OFTHE SOILS OF NEBRASKA. (0)THE ARTICULATED SKELETON OF EUBELODON MORRILLI (1932) (0)A Giant Nebraska Bear "Dinarchtotherium Merriama" (0)Erwin H. Barbour, Papers, Museum Photograph Series (0)The Winnebago County (Iowa) Meteorites. (1890) Plant Tissue in the Carboniferous Shales of Nebraska (0)Suggestions to Correspondents THE GEOLOGICAL BIBLlOGRAPHY OF NEBRASKA (0)A new longirostral mastodon, Tetrabelodon lulli. A NEW CRINOID SLAB, A BIT OF MISSISSIPIANSEA BOTTOM (1931) (0)Living Fossils (1892) THE MANDIBLE OF PLATYBELDON BARNUMBROWNI (1932) (0)The Development of Our Natural Resources (0)PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE PRIMITIVEMAN OF NEBRASKA (0)THE NEBRASKA METEOR AND METEORITE OFAUGUST 8, 1933 (1934) (0)An Important Undeveloped Clay Bed (0)A NEW OREODONT SLAB (1932) (0)NEBRASKA GREEN QUARTZITEAN IMPORT ANT FUTURE INDUSTRY (0)The Occurrence in Nebraska of Vireo flavoviridis (1896) A New Mammoth, "Elephas Hayi," from Crete, Nebraska (0)A New Rhinoceros Mount, Trigonias osborni (1934) (0)Cement Manufacture in Nebraska (0)Parabos dodsoni Barbour and Schultz: A Correction (1942) THE SCOTTSBLUFF BISON QUARRY AND ITSARTIFACTS (1932) (0)Remains of the Primitive Elephant found in Grinnell, Io (1890) Report of the Tenth Geological Expedition of Hon. Charles H. Morrill, Season of 1905 (1906) THE ARTICULATED SKELETON OF TITANOTHERIUM (0)A NEW LONGISROSTRAL MASTODON FROMCHERRY COUNTY, NEBRASKA (0)A New Genus and Species of Rhinoceros, Epiaphelops Virgasectus from the Lower Miocene of Nebraska (0)A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THENEBRASKA STATE MUSEUM (0)REPORT OF THE GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION OF HON. CHARLES H. MORRILL. SEASON OF 1906. (0)On Tortoise (Chrysemys Picta) with Two Heads (1888) Evidence of the ligamentum teres in Nebraska Proboscidea (1916) A MORNING'S CONSIGNMENT OF PROBOSCIDEANFREIGHT (1931) (0)AN AMERICAN FOSSIL GIRAFFE (0)REPORT OF THE TENTH GEOLOGICAL EXPEDITION OF HON. CHARLES H. MORRILL, SEASON OF 1905. (1906) A MOUNTED SKELETON OF MEGABELODON LULLI (0)ELEPHAS SCOTTIA New Primitive Mammoth from Nebraska (0)The Natural Fuels of Nebraska (0)The Round Ligament of Nebraska Proboscideans (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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