Did I show you pictures or not? You mention that I showed you skulls. That's a picture, this picture right here.
What do you see in the picture?
I also showed you a sirenian with legs, including a picture of a skeleton. Sirenians today don't have legs, they're fully aquatic.
How is that not a picture? I gave you articles to go with everything so you'd know what the pictures mean. You don't show much evidence of absorbing anything.
I also gave you skeletons of cetaceans with legs, non-acquatic whales. Today whales, like sirenians, are fully acquatic and generally don't have legs.
Want a new one?
Transitional fossils leading to the spherical plankton Orbulina. For a discussion, go here.
So what's this pretense that you haven't been answered? As far as the Transitional Vertebrate page goes, it's meant to be a comprehensive list. You pick a name out of there and then Google on it if you think it might be imaginary. (But I'm sure of scholar of your depth has heard of all the specimens named in there.)