Scott Mardis' Share Links on Long Necked Seal Resources.

Biogeography of Pinnipedia and Marine Mammals.pdf 8 MB Evolution of Arctic Marine Mammals Harington 2008.pdf 748 KB Fossil Phocid Seals from Chile Walsh and Naish 2001.pdf 2 MB Fossil Walrus North America Harington 1999.pdf 1 MB Great Sea Serpent Oudemans 1892.pdf 3 MB History of North American Pinnipeds 1880.pdf 39 MB Landlocked Saimaa Ringed Seal 2003.pdf 176 KB Long necked Seal Parsons 1751.pdf 2 MB marine mammals champlain sea 1977.pdf 2 MB marine mammals great lakes.pdf 623 KB Monachine seal historical biogeographyFyler_et_al_2005.pdf 305 KB Pinniped Evolution Berta 2009.pdf 533 KB Pinniped phylogenetic relationships Dasmahapatra et al 2009 .pdf 208 KB Pinniped phylogeny and a new hypothesis for their origin and.pdf 495 KB Pinniped Sea Serpents 2009.pdf 297 KB Pinnipedimorph Evolutionary Biogeography 2003.pdf 1 MB Puijila darwini and the origin of Pinnipedia 2009.pdf 628 KB Tertiary Seals Eastern Seaboard of North America Ray 1976.pdf 14 MB

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Here are Scott Mardis' compiled pdf resources for the LongNecked seal theory. NONE of these sources acknowledge the fatal flaw of the theory, that placental mammals almost invaruably have only sevebn cervical (neck) vertebrae and that longer-necked mammals still have only the seven vertebrae in their necks. If you thought Plesiosaur necks were stiff, please consider how much stiffer the neck of a giraffe is! A giraffe-necked seal would be quite crippled in the water, Nevertheless the theory does remain populatr. I reccommend getting a copy of Oudemans' work first.