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* 1969. [[Media: Journal_of_Mammology_SMI.pdf|Resolution of protection for San Miguel Island Pinnipeds]] Journal of Mammalogy 50(4):910, November 1969
* 1969. [[Media: Journal_of_Mammology_SMI.pdf|Resolution of protection for San Miguel Island Pinnipeds]] Journal of Mammalogy 50(4):910, November 1969
* 1969. Peterson, Richard S. and Burney J. LeBoeuf ''[[Media: 1969 Peterson, Richard S. and Burney J. LeBoeuf Fur Seals in California Pacific Discovery (12-15) May June.pdf|Fur Seals in California]]''  Pacific Discovery 22(3):12-15, May-June 1969
:: [original in SCIF archives]





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MARINE MAMMALS BIBLIOGRAPHY


  • 1908. Lydekker, R. Sea Elephants for the British Museum London Field, III, p. 276, February 15. A brief general account of the species based on specimens secured on Guadalupe Island, by Harris in May, 1907.


  • 1908. Rothschild, Hon. Walter. Mirounga angustirostris (Gill). Novitates Zooligicae XV, pp. 393-394, Plates I-VIII, November 18. Contains a brief account of this sea elephant based on the series of seven specimens secured for Tring Museum by Charles Harris at Guadalupe Island, June 2-17, 1907, accompanied by reproductions of photographs of the living animals taken by Harris.



“...These facts lend the greatest interest to the capture of six young specimens by the expedition from the American Museum of Natural History and the New York Zoological Society, now working off Lower California under the direction of Dr. Townsend. These specimens were crated separately and shipped by express from San Diego. They arrived at the New York Aquarium on March 13, apparently none the worse for their six days' trip... ”





  • 1912. Townsend, C. H. The Northern Elephant Seal Zoologica 1(8):159-173, 1912
Contains an account of the rediscovery of a herd of these animals on Guadalupe Island.
[SIGNED original in SCIF archives]



How the author was led to invest money and take part in an expedition to secure moving pictures of the sea elephant. Although luck favored them and striking films were secured, the investors in the enterprise failed to reap the promised reward. "The story is true in all details," writes the Author, "though for obvious reasons the names given are fictitious."
[original in SCIF archives]




  • 1924. Townsend, Charles H. The Northern Elephant Seal and the Guadalupe Fur Seal Natural History 27(5):567-577, 619-621 September-October 1924
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1924. Huey, Laurence M. A Trip to Guadalupe, Isle of My Boyhood Dreams Natural History 24:5 (579-621) September-October 1924
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1941. Williams, Woodbridge Jumbo of the deep [San Miguel Island elephant seals] Natural History 48(3):144-149 October, 1941



  • 1965 Rice, Dale W., Karl W. Kenyon and Dale Lluch B. Pinniped populations at Islas Guadalupe, San Benito, and Cedros, Baja California, in 1965 Transactions of the San Diego Society of Natural History 14(7):73-84, December 28, 1965
[original in SCIF archives]



  • 1969. Peterson, Richard S. and Burney J. LeBoeuf Fur Seals in California Pacific Discovery 22(3):12-15, May-June 1969
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1983. LeBoeuf, Burney J. and Richard S. Condit The High Cost of Living on the Beach (Elephant Seals of Año Nuevo Island) Pacific Discovery 36(3):12-14, July-September 1983
[original in SCIF archives]


  • 1975. LeBoeuf, Burney J., Countryman, Donald A., and C. L. Hubbs Records of Elephant Seals, Mirounga angustirostrus, on Los Coronados Islands, Baja California, Mexico, with recent analyses of the breeding population San Diego Society of Natural History Transactions 18(1):301-312, August 15, 1975
[original in SCIF archives; stapled separate]