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Pliopedia pacifica

5.41

Mediocre

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Seal Fossil Miocene North Pacific Odobenidae Walrus Relative

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Pliopedia pacifica is an extinct seal recognized from Pliocene fossil deposits in California, originally described by the American paleontologist Remington Kellogg in 1922.

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Pliopedia pacifica ranks #132 of 133 in the Seal ranking, behind Callophoca obscura, ahead of Prorosmarus alleni.

California Pliocene fossil has regional scientific value, but remains obscure and lacks strong consensus signals.

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How good is Pliopedia pacifica?

Pliopedia pacifica scores 5.41/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Seal category. California Pliocene fossil has regional scientific value, but remains obscure and lacks strong consensus signals.

What are the best alternatives to Pliopedia pacifica?

See our alternatives page for Pliopedia pacifica for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Pontolis magnus, Enaliarctos mealsi, Gomphotaria pugnax.

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See our detailed comparison of Pliopedia pacifica vs Pontolis magnus with scores, features, and an AI-powered verdict.

Is Pliopedia pacifica worth it in 2026?

With a score of 5.41/10, Pliopedia pacifica is a solid option in Seal. See all Seal ranked.

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