Thylacines in Cryptozoology

As a subject, 'cryptozoology' is rather ill-defined. Thus the inclusion or exclusion of any given reference here could arguably be debated. Therefore, in order to side-step this problem, I have tried to include only publications by persons who (seemingly) self-identify as 'cryptozoologists' and/or investigators of mystery animals.

Anonymous. (2001). The Mainland Thylacine: An overview, pp. 82-83. In: Cropper, Paul (ed.). Myths & Monsters 2001 Conference Papers. Unpublished?

Author. (year?). Fortean Times 25: 36. [a pack of thylacine-like animals seen on the Vic/NSW border in 1977]

Author?. (2016). The Thylacine — or Tasmanian Tiger. Cryptid Culture 3: 50-53.

Bürgin, Luc. (2006). Tasmanischer Tiger fotografiert. Mysteries 4: 8-10.

Chapple, Peter. (2001). The Quest for the Thylacine, pp. 75-81. In: Cropper, Paul (ed.). Myths & Monsters 2001 Conference Papers. Unpublished?

Chapple, Peter. (2014). The Quest for the Thylacine, pp. 101-109. In: Lang, Rebecca (ed.). The Tasmanian Tiger: Extinct or Extant? Hazelbrook, NSW: Strange Nation Publishing. 186 pp. [a reprint of the above publication; on p. 109 Chapple's death is incorrectly listed as "2001", when it is actually 26 August, 2002]

Clark, Jerome. (2013). Thylacines, pp. 198-208. Unexplained!: Strange Sightings, Incredible Occurrences, and Puzzling Physical Phenomena, third edition. Canton, Michigan: Visible Ink Press. [does the second edition have the Thylacine chapter?]

Clark, Jerome and Pear, Nancy (eds.). (1995). Thylacine, pp. 315-321/322. In: Strange & Unexplained Happenings: When Nature Breaks the Rules of Science. Volume 2. UXL. 372 pp.

Coleman, Loren and Clark, Jerome (1999). Cryptozoology A To Z: The Encyclopedia of Loch Monsters, Sasquatch, Chupacabras, and Other Authentic Mysteries of Nature. Touchstone (original edition), Simon & Schuster. [pp. 206-207, 238-239]

Cropper, Paul. (2010). The Thylacine: Magnificent Survivor or Lost Legend?, pp. 5-14. In: Les Survivants de l’Impossible (1ère Partie) Engreux-Belgique(16-17 avril 2010). Actes du 9e ColloqueEuropéen de Cryptozoologie.

Douglas, Athol M. (1990). The Thylacine: A Case for Current Existence on Mainland Australia. Cryptozoology/Cryptozoologie 9: 13-25.

Earley, George W. (1991). Tasmanian Tiger Update. INFO Journal 64: 13-14.

Eberhart, George M. (2002). Mysterious Creatures: A Guide to Cryptozoology. Santa Barbara, California: Abc-Clio Incorporated. [pp. 547-550]

Emmer, Rick. (2010). Giant Anaconda and Other Cryptids: Fact or Fiction? Broomall: Chelsea House Publications. ISBN 10: 079109782X / ISBN 13: 9780791097823

Fairley, John and Welfare, Simon. (1987). Arthur C. Clarke's Chronicles of the Strange and Mysterious. London: Guild Publishing. 191 pp.

Foltelny, J. G. (1967). Gibt es einen australischen Tiger? Kosmos 63: 292-294.

Freeman, Richard. (1999). The case of the British thylacine. Animals & Men 19: 16-18.

Freeman, Richard. (2005). In Search of the Thylacine. Phenomena [Magazine]. 10 May 2005.

Freeman, Richard. (2015). Tasmanian Wolf at the Door. Animals & Men 52: 47-61.

Freeman, Richard. (2022). In Search of Real Monsters: Adventures in Cryptozoology Volume 2 (Mythical animals, Legendary cryptids, Norse creatures). Miam, Florida: Mango Media. 232 pp. ISBN 10: 1642507504 / ISBN 13: 9781642507508

Frenz, Lothar. (2000). Riesenkraken und Tigerwölfe. [relevant reference?]

Gallagher, Patrick J. (2016). The Tantanoola Tiger: And Other Australian Big Cat Sightings. Createspace. ISBN 10: 1523352884 / ISBN 13: 9781523352883

Gilroy, Rex. (1976). Australian monsters. Psychic Australian [1976]: pagination?.

Gilroy, Rex. (1987). On the Trail of a Tiger. Fortean Times 49: 46-47.

Gilroy, Rex. (1995). Mysterious Australia. Mapleton, Queensland, Australia: Nexus Publishing. [pp. 67-76 or 194-227]

Gilroy, Rex. (2011). The Search for Living Thylacines – Results of the Gilroy 2011 expedition. Mysterious Australia 1(12): 2-22.

Gilroy, Rex and Gilroy, Heather. (2017). The Thylacine - Its History and Sightings. Uru Publications. 216 pp. [Available from Lulu]

Goss, Michael. (1983). Tracking Tasmania's Mystery Beast. Fate 36: 34-43.

Greenwell, J. R. (1994). Who's seen the thylacine. BBC Wildlife July 1994: 48. [According to J. H. Callaby: "Alleged sightings of thylacines in Western Australia, written by a "cryptozoologist" who wants to believe it"]

Healy, Tony. (1987). The Riddles of Oz. Fortean Times 49: 42-45.

Healy, Tony and Cropper, Paul. (1994). The Tasmanian Tiger, pp. 1-20. Out of the Shadows: Mystery Animals of Australia. Chippendale, New South Wales: Ironbark Pan Macmillan. ii + 200 pp.

Healy, Tony and Cropper, Paul. (1994). Mainland Thylacines, pp. 21-54. Out of the Shadows: Mystery Animals of Australia. Chippendale, New South Wales: Ironbark Pan Macmillan. ii + 200 pp.

Healy, Tony and Cropper, Paul. (2014). Mainland Thylacines, pp. 51-86. In: Lang, Rebecca (ed.). The Tasmanian Tiger: Extinct or Extant? Hazelbrook, NSW: Strange Nation Publishing. 186 pp. [a reprint of the above publication]

Heuvelmans, Bernard. (1955). Sur la Piste des Bêtes Ignorées. Le tome 1. Indo-Malaisie, d’ Océanie. Paris: Librairie Plon.

Heuvelmans, Bernard. (1958). On the Track of Unknown Animals (translated by Richard Garnett). New York: Hill and Wang.

Miotk, Nikolai P. (2009). Thylacinus cynocephalus auf dem australischen Festland: Betrachtet aus naturgeschichtlicher und kryptozoologischer Perspektive. Der Kryptozoologie-Report 7: 5-16.

Opit, Gary. (2008). Australian Cryptozoology. Brunswick Heads, NSW: Gary Opit. 162 pp. [ring binder]

Opit, Gary. (2009). Australian Cryptozoology: The Australian Yowie, New Guinea Mermaid, Big Cats and other WildLife Wonders. 2nd edition. Equilateral Enterprise. 216 pp. [eBook]

Opit, Gary. (2014). Evidence for the Continuing Survival of the Thylacine, pp. 111-128. In: Lang, Rebecca (ed.). The Tasmanian Tiger: Extinct or Extant? Hazelbrook, NSW: Strange Nation Publishing. 186 pp.

Opit, Gary. (2016). Evidence for the continuing survival of the thylacine (Thylacinus cynocephalus), pp. 43,45-47,49-52,54-58. In: Gōmez, Carlos Roberto Gonella. (2016). Thylacinus cynocephalus: Historia natural, filogenia, teorías de su extinción, posible existencia y futura resurrección. Jangala Magazine 19: 25-27,29-30,33-36,38-43,45-47,49-52,54-61,63-66.

Opit, Gary. (2017). Citizen Science and Cryptozoology, data received from listeners during 18 years of wildlife talkback on ABC North Coast New South Wales Local Radio. Australian Zoologist 38(3): 430-456. [Abstract]

Paranormal and Psychic Australian, October 1977 [author? volume? pagination?]

Paranormal and Psychic Australian, May 1978 [author? volume? pagination?]

Pinkney, John. (2006). Riddle of the Tiger that Rose from Its Tomb: The Thylacine Puzzle, pp. 301-315. In: Great Australian Mysteries 2. Rowville, Victoria: Five Mile Press. [chapter 19]

Psychic Australian, November 1976 [author? volume? pagination?]

Psychic Australian, January 1977 [author? volume? pagination?]

Redfern, Nick. (2013). Monster Files: A Look Inside Government Secrets and Classified Documents on Bizarre Creatures and Extraordinary Animals. Pompton Plains, New Jersey: New Page Books (A division of The Career Press). [pp. 246-249, 259]

Rehberg, Chris. (2007). In Search of Rare Carnivorous Marsupials: An Examination of the Evidence for Their Survival, [33 pp.?]. In: Heinselmann, Craig (ed.). Elementum Bestia: Being an Examination of Unknown Animals of the Air, Earth, Fire and Water. CRYPTO. 265 pp.

Rehberg, Chris. (2009). Gonzales-Sitges Thylacinus. Der Kryptozoologie-Report 7: 31-35.

Rickard, Bob. (1987). The return of the tiger? Fortean Times 49: 5-7. [unseen by the present author; said to criticize the Kevin Cameron photos published in (Douglas, 1986)]

Robinson, Grant. (2014). The Wonthaggi Monster, Thylacines and Other Creatures, [pagination?]. In: Great Gippsland Mysteries. Chatswood, NSW: Griffin Press. 160 pp. [review (p. 4); now up to its 5th edition]

Rule, Andrew. (2004). Sex, Death and Betrayal: True Crime and Other Stories. Camberwell, Victoria: Floradale Productions Pty. Ltd. vii + 408 pp.

Shuker, Karl P. N. (1989). Mystery Cats of the World: From Blue Tigers to Exmoor Beasts. London: Robert Hale. 256 pp.

Shuker, Karl P. N. (1993). The Lost Ark. London: HarperCollins.

Shuker, Karl P. N. (1996). ["The beast of Buderim – is Australian cryptozoology's star in stripes a mainland thylacine"]. Wild About Animals [volume?]: [pagination?]. [the link is an online reprint on Dr. Shuker's famous blog, with original title?]

Shuker, Karl P. N. (2010). Alien Zoo. Bideford, North Devonshire: CFZ Press.

Smith, Malcolm. (1996). Bunyips and Bigfoots: In Search of Australia’s Mystery Animals. Alexandria, N.S.W.: Millennium. 214 pp. [pp. 94-114]

Smith, Malcolm. (2014). Thylacine Sightings Outside Tasmania, pp. 89-99. In: Lang, Rebecca (ed.). The Tasmanian Tiger: Extinct or Extant? Hazelbrook, NSW: Strange Nation Publishing. 186 pp.

Weinzierl, Michael and Domack, Eugene. (2014). Applied Cryptozoology - Using Leeches to Locate the Thylacine. Tasmanian Geographic, online magazine.