References

* Max Westenhöfer 1942 "Der Eigenweg des Menschen" Mannstaede BerliN

* Carl Ortwin Sauer (1962) Seashore-Primitive Home of Man?
  Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 106, pp. 41-47
  In selection of writings "Land and Life" University og California press, 1963   Seashore-Primitive Home of Man? (e-book version))

* Elaine Morgan 1982 "The aquatic ape" Souvenir London

In the seventies of the last century, journalist and writer Elaine Morgan published her book "The Descent of Woman".
This book generated hot debates for a while and you can find many references for it on the internet.
Look for comment from scientists in this field (biologists, anthropologists, paleontologists..).
The book is easy to purchase (e.g. Amazon.com or Bol.com).
In the last ten years (2000 -2010) some palaeoanthropologists mention her suggetions not absolute nonsens but one of all options to tkae serious.
An example is   Cameron and Groves: Bones, stones and molecules.

* Maggie Roede, Jan Wind enz.1991 "The aquatic ape: fact or fiction?" Souvenir

* Marc Verhaegen 1997 "In den beginne was het water" Hadewijch Antwerp

* Carsten Niemitz "A Theory on the Evolution of Human Bipedalism - Die amphibische Generalistentheorie",
Das Geheimniss des Aufrechten Ganges”, Beck, 2004.

* Craig Hagstrom 2001 "The passionate ape", Riverforest Press

* Denis Montgomery 2007 "Seashore Man and African Eve" LULU

*Scott Simpson: A Female Homo erectus Pelvis from Gona, Ethiopia.
Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio Science, november 14, DOI: 10.1126/science.1163592.

* David W. Cameron, Colin P. Groves; Bones, stones and molecules. Elsevier academic press, 2004.

©Zena Holloway

Sites
http://www.sesha.net/eden/AAT.asp 
Wikipedia NL "Homo litoreus"
Wasseraffen-Theorie (Du)
www.riverapes.com  (En)
http://www.aquaticape.org/ 
http://www.everything2.com/ http://www.deeperblue.net/ ("aquatic ape research") 

Underwater photography
Http://www.urchinrock.com
http://www.zenaholloway.com/
http://www.lars-kirchhhoff.de/

Films and film fragments

BBC Discovery documentary The Aquatic Ape, 1998
Part one
Part two
Part three
Part four
Part five

http://www.veoh.com/videos/ science aquatic ape February 18, 2012