I think (I never looked into details) a seed represents a Java class but only stores super seed/class information and a map which defines to which types this class/seed can be cast. So its basically the very basic Java class information which GWT uses to construct your real class with all its methods and properties later. In case of code splitting a seed can also just act as a placeholder.
Maybe such a placeholder seed is not fully initialized after a split point is downloaded.
In your screenshot you can see the seed id 1297. I think you should be able to figure out which class that represents by searching your JS files. You should find a defineSeed(1297, ...) method call somewhere and once you found it take a look through the JS code above and below to get the idea what GWT tries to define a seed for.
-- J.
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