Title: Primary Correlation: Tim Dinsdale (1960) film imagery to Lake Champlain Plesiosaur Date Data Assembled: Dinsdale (23 April 1960) Target of Discussion: Elasmosaur / Plesiosaur determination for Loch Ness and Lake Champlain Threat Level: High...
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Title: Primary Correlation: Tim Dinsdale (1960) film imagery to Lake Champlain Plesiosaur Date Data Assembled: Dinsdale (23 April 1960) Target of Discussion: Elasmosaur / Plesiosaur determination for Loch Ness and Lake Champlain Threat Level: High Discussion Outline Possible Elasmosaur, observed transiting Loch Ness intially orthogonal to shoreline, then turns left parallel to shoreline. Identified: forward left flipper; head and neck. Citation: Sachs S, Kear BP, Everhart MJ (2013) Revised Vertebral Count in the “Longest-Necked Vertebrate”; Elasmosaurus platyurus; Cope 1868, and Clarification of the Cervical- Dorsal Transition in Plesiosauria; PLoS ONE 8(8): e70877.
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