Paul D. Brinkman, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2005 | University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN |
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Sign in to add mentor| Sally G. Kohlstedt | grad student | 2005 | UMN | |
| (The second American Jurassic dinosaur rush, 1895--1905.) | ||||
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| Brinkman PD. (2018) John Conrad Hansen (1869–1952) and his scientific illustrations Archives of Natural History. 45: 233-244 |
| Brinkman PD. (2018) VETTER, Jeremy. Field life: science in the American West during the railroad era Archives of Natural History. 45: 190-191 |
| Hamm E, Spanagel D, Brinkman PD, et al. (2017) Letters from the President, Treasurer, Secretary and Editor's introduction Earth Sciences History. 36 |
| Brinkman PD. (2017) Beyond the museum's mandate Science. 357: 652-652 |
| Brinkman PD. (2016) Edward Drinker Cope's final feud Archives of Natural History. 43: 305-320 |
| Brinkman PD. (2015) Remarking on a blackened eye: Persifor Frazer's blow-by-blow account of a fistfight with his dear friend Edward Drinker Cope. Endeavour. 39: 188-92 |
| Brinkman PD. (2015) The ‘Chicago Idea’: Patronage, Authority, and Scientific Autonomy at the Field Columbian Museum, 1893–97 Museum History Journal. 8: 168-187 |
| Brinkman PD, Vizcaíno SF. (2014) Clemente Onelli's sketch map and his first-hand, retrospective account of an early fossil-hunting expedition along the Río Santa Cruz, southern Patagonia, 1888-1889 Archives of Natural History. 41: 326-337 |
| Stuart BL, Rosado J, Brinkman PD. (2014) Albert Rogers Crandall's Smooth Green Snake (Opheodrys vernalis) from North Carolina Southeastern Naturalist. 13: N37-N42 |
| Oldroyd D, Brinkman P. (2013) Red Deer River shakedown: a history of the Captain Marshall field paleontological expedition to Alberta, 1922, and its aftermath Earth Sciences History. 32: 204-234 |