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    James Jobling reacted to Björn Bergenholtz's post in the thread Schliephacke's (Sword-billed) Hummingbird with Like Like.
    As a mere sidetrack of the many names/typos posted by 'kweetal' recently (here) I happened to take a look at the alleged "Docimastes...
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    James Jobling reacted to l_raty's post in the thread Schliephacke's (Sword-billed) Hummingbird with Like Like.
    I grew a bit confused here, as Wikipedia, and the Key, have both Heines as "Jakob Gottlieb Ferdinand Heine" : "Jakob Gottlieb Ferdinand...
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    James Jobling reacted to PScofield's post in the thread Schliephacke's (Sword-billed) Hummingbird with Like Like.
    Well first things first Johanna Susanne Antoinette Juliane Ernst (1823–1878) BIRTH 6 JUN 1823 • St Burchard Klostergut, Halberstadt...
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    James Jobling reacted to Björn Bergenholtz's post in the thread BOW Key with Like Like.
    • Re. "Phyllomyia ..." ... as in the quote (in post #255): "Phyllomyia modesta REINHARDT", in "Vidensk. [Videnskabelige] Medd...
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    James Jobling reacted to kweetal's post in the thread BOW Key with Like Like.
    Hi James, I see you've now processed all those Hellmayr name lists, thank you. And yes, Porphyria and porphyria should both end in -o...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread BOW Key.
    Erikjan Congratulations on completing your nomenclathon! A worthy task and much appreciated. I have been away (on a Billy Fury &...
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    James Jobling reacted to Peter Kovalik's post in the thread How to describe a new species in zoology with Like Like.
    Braby, Michael F., Y.-F. Hsu, and G. Lamas (2024) How to describe a new species in zoology and avoid mistakes. Zoological Journal of the...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread BOW Key.
    The Key: additional generic edits (see #245) — —Casmarhynchus, Clonorhynchus, Coparus, Ctenorhynchus, —Hapalus, Helinaea, Helortyx...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread AOU-NACC Proposals 2024.
    Humble Wren Campylorhynchus humilis (direct translation of the specific epithet) (cf. Happy Wren Pheugopedius/Thryothorus felix, and I...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread Parrots.
    Here is a collation of “Pacific Parrots” from Sharpe, 1891, Cat. Birds British Mus., XX: ?Psittacus pacificus, var. γ Gmelin, 1788...
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    James Jobling reacted to kweetal's post in the thread BOW Key with Like Like.
    I realize that most words are not particularly interesting - it's often not even clear where the typo/error/variation occurred (could be...
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    James Jobling reacted to l_raty's post in the thread BOW Key with Like Like.
    Schlegel wrote it as two words freti hudsonis (adopting it from Brisson, whose species-group names are not available), but the Code...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread BOW Key.
    Thanks Erikjan, I am treating Ctenorhynchus Agassiz as a new name, and, whilst checking podicips, find that podicipes is also new as a...
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    James Jobling reacted to kweetal's post in the thread BOW Key with Like Like.
    More ornithophilology from Hellmayr, 1919. Catalogue of birds of the Americas and the adjacent islands, Volume 2 = Part 1 number 2 =...
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    James Jobling replied to the thread BOW Key.
    Thanks Erikjan, As you remark, mainly typos, but I am treating fulvidus (separated from fulvida by fulvidior) and gradatus (OD seen) as...
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