Hi again, I can't remember who gave me the following list - it includes the
pdf sent earlier (with wrong url) and another stora paper (at the end) also
reference to Lee Post's book - which is available and I find quite handy.
Does anyone have the Hodgetts just mentioned by Fay?
Bibliography of Pinnipede Osteology
Anon? 2002. Bildkompendium: Historisk Osteologi. Department of Archaeology
and Ancient History Report Series, No. 85. Lund, SE: University of Lund.
Spiral-bound. ISBN 91-89578-05-8.
Suggested by Katie Boyle.
ULL - no entry. Found the ISBN eventually!.
Ericson, Per G.P., and Storå, Jan. 1999. A Manual to the Skeletal Elements
of the Seal Genera Halichoerus and Phoca (Mammalia: Pinnipedia). Stockholm:
Dept. of Vertebrate Zoology,Swedish Museum of Natural History.
There are diagrams of calcanea, m/carpus IV, m/tarsus I, some phalanges as
well as larger bones (not id. to genus).
PDF at http://www2.nrm.se/ve/birds/measurements.pdf (Naturhistoriska
Riksmuseet site).
Grasse, P-P. 1955. Traité de Zoologie, Anatomie, Systematique, Biologie,
Tome XVII: Mammifères.
Suggested by Chris Kelly. There is a postage-stamp size diagram of a seal's
forefoot, and an illustration of a calcaneum of Phoca.
Hewer, H.R. 1974. British Seals. New Naturalist series, 57. London: Collins.
Schematic outline only (p. 21) of carpal & tarsal arrangement: Otariidae 3 +
5 carpals, 2 + 6 tarsals; Phocidae 3 + 3 carpals, 2 + 5 tarsals (accord.
diagrams) Metacarpals & phalanges of row 1 largest, diminishing towards row
5. Metatarsals & phalanges of rows 1 & 5 largest, with row 3 smallest.
Howell, A. Brazier, 1929. Contribution to the comparative anatomy of the
eared and earless seals (genera Zoalphus and Phoca). Proceedings of the
United States National Museum 75, art. 15: pp. 1142.
N.b. pp. 26 & 42 have useful illustrations of distal limb elements.
Suggested by Roger Colten.
ULL - no entry
King, Judith E. 1983. Seals of the World. London & Oxford: Natural History
Museum & Oxford University Press. ISBN 0198585136.
N.b. p. 159 (carpals) and p. 162 (tarsals).
Suggested by Leif Jonsson.
ULL - no entry. Requested from ILL 2005-02-16. Chapter 6 = Skull and
Skeleton, illustrating general pinnipedian osteology, showing variation
between families. Carpals & tarsals shown diagramatically as outlines only
(7 bones each) in articulated joints.
Neithammer, Jochen, and Krapp, Franz (eds.) 1994. Handbuch der Säugetiere
Europas, Band 6: Meeressäuger.
Suggested by Chris Kelly.
ULL - no entry
Internet search suggests this may be listed under the names of the relevant
volume's editors:
Duguy, Raymond, and Robineau, Daniel (eds.) et al. 1992. Handbuch der
Säugetiere Europas, Band 6, Meeressäuger Teil II: Robben - Pinnipedia.
Wiesbaden: AULA-Verlag.
ISBN 3891044712.
ILL Request 2005-02-17. Nice drawings of skulls, but not of other partsof
skeleton.
NABO Zooarchaeology Working Group. 2002. NABO Northern Species Manual Draft
1. NYC: Northern Science and Education Centre, CUNY.
= 2004. NABO Working Group Draft Seal and Mammals Identification Manual.
Drawings are by (alphabetically): T., Bigelow, McGovern, G., Møhl, J., Møhl,
U., and Woollett, J. (The Møhls are the original (principal?) contributors,
followed by McGovern et al.) This is work in progress and does not deal yet
with autopodia.
The files are included in a subdirectory, Seal Manual, on:
Perdikaris, S., Krivogorskaya, Y., McGovern, T., and Lahtiper ä, P. 2004.
Fishbone CD, Version 1.1. NABONE Manual, 8th edn. New York: North Atlantic
Biocultural Organisation, City University.
Post, Lee. Forthcoming. Pinniped Projects: Articulating Seal and Sea Lion
Skeletons, volume 4. (Privately printed? Pub. details = Homer, Alaska:
Post?)
Order form ($34 each) at http://www.akzooarch.org/LeePostForm.pdf .
Series of books suggested by Peter Popkin. Diane Hanson says the seal &
sea-lion volume is on its way to the printer (as is a bird volume). She
finds his books useful. No, I don't know why this is volume 4. His on-line
order form lists five books of drawings so far, none of which covers
pinnipeds.
Robinette, H. Randall, and Staines, Howard J. 1970. Comparative study of the
calcanea of the pinnipedia. Journal of Mammalogy 151 (3): pp. 427-541.
Suggested by Roger Colten.
ULL - no entry for this volume.
Scheffer, Victor Blanchard. 1958. Seals, Sea Lions and Walruses: a Review of
the Pinnipedia. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press.
ULL - 599.745 SCH
Storå, J. and Ericson, P. 2004. A prehistoric breeding population of harp
seals (Phoca groenlandica) in the Baltic Sea. Marine Mammal Science 20 (1),
pp. 115-133. [Publisher: Marine Mammal Society]
Drawings of major limb bones to distinguish P. groenlandica and P. hispida.
PDF e-mailed by Katie Boyle.
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Hi Sheila, Ariane, Mrs. Zogg and everybody else interested,
reading the paper of Ericson & Storå carefully I have to admit it is
not the one I had in mind. I saw it once during a stay in Helsinki
University but had no chance to copy it then. It was a real ID-Guide
with criteria for the different seal species not only a osteometric
guide.
I hope someone can solve this. At least Jan himself should know.
Best
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Am 19.05.2009 um 16:48 schrieb S Hamilton-Dyer:
> Hi all - this is the link for the pdf http://www.nrm.se/download/
> 18.4e32c81078a8d9249800021349/measurements.pdf
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> Hi Ariane,
>
> I know there is a phantastic ID-guide for seals from Jan Storå but I
> do neither have the guide nor the details. But hopefully someone can
> help out.
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> Christian
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> Am 19.05.2009 um 14:05 schrieb Burke Ariane:
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>> Does anyone have suggestions for helpful publications on the
>> distinction between species of seal, preferably with good
>> illustrations? I am also generally interested in any publications
>> dealing with cetacea.
>> Merci d'avance!
>>
>> Prof. Ariane Burke,
>> Dept. d'anthropologie,
>> Université de Montréal
>> C.P. 6128, Succursale Centre-Ville
>> Montreal, QC H3C 3J7
>> Tel. 514-343-6574
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