1. ADI has enough in terms of remains from the kelpies per the TDM prompt, so they probably just want to get rid of those bodies. The selkie NPCs, if they're still alive, will be rescued and helped by ADI like they would any other victims of the Entities. The bodies of dead selkies will be collected, if possible and the people within the skins will be extracted and the remains given to the police to get in touch with families. ADI has connections with the police, even if the police don't much like them, so they've dealt with this sort of thing before.
In terms of what Wesker might glean from an autopsy, the kelpies appear to have human, equine, and piscean anatomy features. Depending on what stage of their shapeshifting they were killed in, they'll have more of one type of anatomy than the others. Their DNA is all over the place and different organs/features might have different types of DNA, again, depending on whether it appears to be more human/horse/fish at the time the kelpie was killed.
2. ADI will be destroying the sealskins if they collect them. Characters might be able to secretly keep one to examine, but they'll run the risk of the skin grappling them and selkie-fying them while they're working. ADI will not be amused if they discover this has happened and docked pay or a decrease in research privileges is likely to follow. Characters determined to examine the selkie skins will be able to determine that they're just... sealskins. Or seem to be. There's nothing biologically different about them.
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In terms of what Wesker might glean from an autopsy, the kelpies appear to have human, equine, and piscean anatomy features. Depending on what stage of their shapeshifting they were killed in, they'll have more of one type of anatomy than the others. Their DNA is all over the place and different organs/features might have different types of DNA, again, depending on whether it appears to be more human/horse/fish at the time the kelpie was killed.
2. ADI will be destroying the sealskins if they collect them. Characters might be able to secretly keep one to examine, but they'll run the risk of the skin grappling them and selkie-fying them while they're working. ADI will not be amused if they discover this has happened and docked pay or a decrease in research privileges is likely to follow. Characters determined to examine the selkie skins will be able to determine that they're just... sealskins. Or seem to be. There's nothing biologically different about them.