William Harlow Reed (9 June 1848 – 24 April 1915) was an American fossil collector and pioneer. He served as a curator at the Museum of Geology at the...

(unrelated to Dippy) by William Harlow Reed near Medicine Bow, Wyoming in December 1898. On a return trip financed by Carnegie, Reed excavated Sheep Creek...

collected from Morrison Formation rocks at Como Bluff, Wyoming by William Harlow Reed. He identified it as belonging to an entirely new genus and species...

Stegosaurus sp. Mammalia genus and species indeterminant Excavated by William Harlow Reed. Dinosauria Saurischia Theropoda Allosaurus atrox (h) (now Allosaurus...

themselves as Harlow and Edwards, workers on the Union Pacific Railroad. Their real names were William Harlow Reed (1848–1915) and William Edwards Carlin...

collector William Harlow Reed to the Cenomanian strata of the Frontier Formation of Albany County, Wyoming to collect fossil mammals and reptiles. Reed collected...

follows a railroad foreman and how the Bone Wars started, after William Harlow Reed finds mysterious fossils with his work crew. 17 2 "The Texas Fence-Cutting...

Stegosaurus ungulatus (YPM 1853), which was collected by Lakes and William Harlow Reed the same year and named by Marsh. The specimen was one of many found...

the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh and led by William Harlow Reed, bestows the name "Dippy" on the Diplodicus carnegii, which becomes...

'bent' and σαυρος (sauros) meaning 'lizard'). On September 4, 1879 William Harlow Reed in Albany County, Wyoming found the remains of a small euornithopod...