Dale started at IUPUI hoping for a degree in Biology before changing to Anthropology and as a result has a very diverse background in Geology, Zoology, Paleontology, Anatomy, archaeology, psychology, Sociology, Literature, Latin, Popular Culture, Film criticism, Mythology and Folklore,and various individual human cultures especially mentioning those of the Pacific and the Americas. He has a working knowledge of every human fossil find up until his graduation and every important Cryptozoological sighting up to that point. He has been an amateur along on Archaeological excavations in Indiana as well as doing some local tracking of Bigfoot there. Now he is on the CFZ bloggo..Section I of former Checklists. Section I is the category most acceptable to conventional science and for the most part contains animals very nearly like known forms, color variants of known forms, disputed forms for which there exist photographic evidence, specimens preserved in museums or mere matters of disputed taxonomic status.
This is an area of Cryptozoology in which ALL of these could be "known" species and hence not deserving of further attention by the most stringent definition of the field. I do so consider that these are not really Cryptozoological subjects.
Heuvelmans
1. Gosse's beaked whale
2. Alua whale
3. Greek dolphin
4. Senegal dolphin
5. Illigan whale
6. Outsized giant squids
7. Octopus (Otoctopus) giganteus
8. Lake Setani shark
9. Mauretanian wild dog
10. Atlas bear
11. Atlas python
12. Blue tiger, black tiger
13. Outsized reticulated pythons
14. Chinese white bear (like US Olympic black bears, which are white)
15. Kimos (pygmies on Madagascar, possibly human)
16. Ufiti and koolookamba, outsized chimpanzeess
17. Pygmy gorilla
18. Spotted lion
19. Other oddly colored African cats
20. Mngwa as a giant golden cat (which do have a streaked/spotted
and a grey phase)
21. Pygmy elephants
22. Water rhino/pygmy rhino/ African one-horned rhinoceros
23. Ethiopian ?hyrax
24. Spotted bushbuck
25. American lion (even if residual of extinct form, same species as
African lion)
26. Andean wolf
27. Onza
28. Waitoreke (even if "only" a platypus)
29. Thylacines, on Australia and on Tasmania
30. Surrey pumas
31. Australian pumas
32. Felis levantina
33. Possible giant montpelier snakes
34. Quaggas (probably only a color phase of zebras in the first place)
35. Nandi bears, whether black ratels or outsized baboons. Dimensions
quoted for the "Koddoelo" can be matched against the largest "known" baboons.
36.Oceanic hairy pygmies on Malaita
37. on Guadacanal
38. Vui/wui, same in New Hebrides
39. Vele, same on Fiji
(36-39 Mu=menehune on Hawaii, maero on New Zealand, all displaced Celebes "apes" confused with earlier settlers)
40. Wildmen in Europe and the MidEast (wudewasa and seirim)
41. Wildmen in Central Asia (kaptars and almas)
42. Wildmen in the Orient (probably including Orang pendek as a smaller form)
43. Wildmen in Australia (yowies)
44 and 45., Wildmen probably included in lump listings for Africa and South America.
(40-45 can all be provisionally considered one category: Additionally, they must all
be considered most likely Homo sapiens or some closely related species, hence not "Unknown" at all)
Shuker
1. Dimorphic beaked whale
2. St. Helena elephant seals
3. Beebee's manta
4. Planetosphaera pelagica
5. Lophenteropneusts
6. Deep-sea spider
7. Bigfin squid
8. The thing (giant polychaete worm)
9. Horned Sunda wildcat, possibly only pathological
10. Venomous blackfish
11. Hungarian reed wolf
12. Greek chameleon
13. Steller's white sea-raven
14. Qattara cheetah
15. Tailed loris
16. Pale Loris
17.Chuti/Nepalese hyena
18. Seah malong poo
19. Horned jackal, possibly only pathological
20. Quang khen
21. Mangden
22. Kting voar
23. Argus bipunctatus
24. Elephant-dung bat
25. Giant bushbaby
26.Giant aye-aye
27. Oliver, probably only a mutant chimp.
28. Wobo, probably equals Mngwa
29. Makala, presumed extinct
30. Senegal stone partridge
31. Sudd gallinule
32. Kenyan black swift
33. Green touraco
34.Mexican ruffed cat
35. Van Roosmalen's jaguar
36. Tigerstriped Peruvian cat
37. Speckled jaguar
38. Yama puma
39. Peruvian jungle lion
40. Pygmy brown bear
41. Mitla ('catlike dog')
42. 6 forms of Birds-of-paradise
43. Delcourt's giant gecko
44. Shamanu
45. Bornean babyrusa
46. Schomburgk's deer
47. Pink headed duck
48. Eastern puma (including its darker color variant)
49.Arizona (and Southern USA) jaguar
50.Nesophrontid insectivores
51. Glaucus macaw
52. Australian Tasmanian devils
53. Hoan Kien turtle, actually an identified species
54. Sapo de loma (I basically do not see how this differs from the common Marine Toad)
55. Malagassy giant hawkmoth (this has subsequently become "known")
56. Yamamaya (possibly ony a dwarfed Japanese type of tiger)
57. Malagnira (ultrasmall lemur)
58. Domench's Pseudo-goat (clawed goat, also possibly deformed)
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