Seismosaurus Ref.

[Mike Taylor <mike@tecc.co.uk>]

As I start to write up the biggest-dinosaurs thread for the FAQ (and
must surely be _the_ more FA'd of Q's :-), I find that it would be
useful if I could track down the original _Seismosaurus_ paper, for
which the only reference I have is Gillette 1991.  I've searched for
"Seismosaurus" on the DinoData reference base at
        http://www.dinodata.net/Refs/scien.htm
but all it turns up is:

        GURLEY, L.R., VALDEZ, J.G., SPALL, W.D., SMITH, B.F.,
        GILLETTE, D.D. (1991).  Proteins in the fossil bone of the
        dinosaur, Seismosaurus. J. Prot. Chem. 10, 75-100

Is that it?  Seems to be all that Gillette has formally published on
_Seismosaurus_, unless you count _Seismosaurus: the Earth Shaker_.
More, the only other ref listed is:

        ZOCCO, T.G. and SCHWARTZ, H.L. (1994) Microstructural analysis
        of bone of the sauropod dinosaur Seismosaurus by transmission
        electron microscopy.  Paleontology 37(3), 493-503

Can it really be true that such a well-preserved and fascinating
specimen has only ever generated two papers?  What's the story there?

Thanks in advance,

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