B H Y T I D O C E R O S PLICATUS
RHYTIDOCEROS PLICATUS.
P A P U A N WKEATHE D EOENBILL.
(1817) VOL. A P. 210; TMH. »«A. (L™) VOL. I. P. 306.
Wret^tm Bombili, L.LH- GOB. SJA. (1787) SUPP. P. 71.
N QW MT Ì1788Ì VOL I ». 362; GIEBEL, THESAUR. 1873 SOI (PARTIM).
SOWOT VORH. G0.CI,. NOD. M . (1839-41) PP. 24. 30. ,P. IS. ; GRAY, GEN. BRI , (1819) VOL » P. 3 J 9 . >P 10.
FPI.ZOOL.SOO.(18C0) P.35M1861) P . « 6 ; BO™.. . W . R U , 0 » . H . (1861) P . 1 «
B. (1862) P. 3 ; IMI . INLOLL. OB.O,V. (1863) VOL. III. P. 314; SOLAT. PROO. ZOOL. SOE. (1869) P. 122, G.OW,
THE. ORNILH. (1872) P. 502.
CA/AO nificoUis, BON. COASP. GON. AV. (1830) P. 90. SP. 4.
Ü/WIIWI-OS BON. GONSP. VOL. ANISOD. (1851) P. 3.
a l o „ . e . i . R«...!.. NALU„T TIID.OL,. NODORI. M . (1863) P. 229. , , . 57 ; ID. JON», fa ORN,.„. (1861) P. 117.
SP. 57.
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R,.ymooer„ raßcMi., SALV.D. ANN. M„,. CIV. DO STE. NAT. GENOVA, (1876-77) VOL. ,X. P. 19.
F M , , S.LV. ANN. MNS. CIV. ST. NAT. GENOVA. (1877) VOL. X.
VAR. MßCOM, SAL,. ANN. MU, . CIV. ST. NAT. GONOVA. (1877) VOL. X.
FC.-B.™INGU.TÓ(A.OVSG™.); IN LOTO (S. MÜLL..) ; IN ANDAI (VO. ILO,,»..).
11 „ SOLOMON HANDS (B.N». , , ) ; NOW GUINEA (B.EEU. ) ; VT.IGION, MJ.OL (WAL^.C.) ; IL.LMAHERA, MOVTV,
BATELIAM CET.M (SO.L.O») ; AMTAMA (&, . , . ) ; SALWATLI (B.OU») ; E.V.LI, GROKH, BATANTA (B.CE.A.).
Tho tost Latin name giv«n to this species is in the " Pannnla Indiea " of Forster's • Indiselie
Zoolo-ie,' where the appellation ot plicatus is conteried npon the nombOl tlie head of ivhieh is
„presented in Dampier's plate, pnUished in the third volume ot his 'Voyages, page 231. Tins
hirf was said to have eome from Ceram ; and, from the faet that tlie hill had no lateral ndges npon
either maiiUa or mandihle, it is without donbt the present speeies, ealled afterwards rußcolM hy
Vieaiot and -enerally lino,in to ornithologists hy the latter name. The other prominent synonyms
of the speeies ai-o obsmrm, Gmelin, and irrmlked UwnMlt or plicatm, Latham.
Tho "Wreathed IlornhiU" of Latham (I c.) was founded npon a drawmg of a bill given in
Hay's translation of WiUughby's • Ornithology,' and whioh, having no lateral grooves, must have
belonged to tho present speeies. To tlris Qmclm gaye the name of obcunu, (I. c.)-, and two years
nfterwards Latham also gave to his Wreathed Hornhill a Latin title, and ealled it in his • Inde.x
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