 The author of a scientific name is that person who first publishes the name in connection with an indication, a definition, or a description, unless it is clear from the contents of the publication that some other person is responsible for said name and...  Bulletin of the Hygienic Laboratory - Page 121903Full view - About this book
 | Mollusks - 1906 - 422 pages
...combination only with Greek or Latin substantives; they should not be used in combination with prop.-r names. Geographic and patronymic names from countries...name and its indication, definition, or description. ART. 22. — If it is desired to cite the author's name, this should follow the scientific name without... | |
 | 1905 - 772 pages
...Pneudomys. Words like sulntilsuni and jifewlograteloujiana are not recommended. The terminations aide* and ides should be used in combination only with Greek...Kilborne described the parasite of Texas fever as Pyrosoina, 1893; this name, however, had been used by Peron in 1804 for an entirely different group... | |
 | Science - 1908 - 246 pages
...the International Code distinctly says that "The author of a scientific name is that person who lirst publishes the name in connection with an indication,...name and its indication, definition, or description," and Wiegmann, as is well known, gave no description of this species. The E. macrostemma is the more... | |
 | Zoology - 1912 - 992 pages
...ue, it is recommended that authors adopt œ, оз, and ue. Example, muelleri in preference to mullen. AUTHOR'S NAME ART. 21. The author of a scientific...name and its indication, definition, or description. ART. 22. If it is desired to cite the author's name, this should follow the scientific name without... | |
 | Lloyd William Stephenson, Mary Jane Rathbun - Decapoda (Crustacea) - 1923 - 832 pages
...publishes the name in connection with an indication, a definition, or a description, unless it is clear that some other person is responsible for said name and its indication, definition or description." In the present case it is clear that Sowerby is responsible for the name Inoceramus, and it is also... | |
 | Robert Earle Buchanan - Bacteria - 1925 - 612 pages
...that authors adopt ae, oe and ue. Example muelleri in preference to mulleri. Author's name. Article 21. The author of a scientific name is that person...name and its indication, definition, or description. Article 22. If it is desired to cite the author's name, this should follow the scientific name without... | |
 | Biology - 1927 - 310 pages
...that authors adopt ae, oe, and ue. Example : muelleri, in preference to mulleri. AUTHOR'S NAME ARTICLE 21. — The author of a scientific name is that person...name and its indication, definition, or description. ARTICLE 22. — If it is desired to cite the author's name, this should follow the scientific name... | |
 | United States National Museum - Science - 1907 - 738 pages
...should be held responsible for the name, for Article 21 of the International Code distinctly says that " The author of a scientific name is that person who...name and its indication, definition, or description," and Wiegmann, as is well known, gave no description of this species. The E. macrostemma is the more... | |
 | Henry Augustus Pilsbry - Mollusks - 1939 - 648 pages
...one author and published by another. The International Commission on Nomenclature has ruled: Article 21. — The author of a scientific name is that person...some other person is responsible for said name and it* indication, definition, or description. Compliance with this Article compels us to alter the authorities... | |
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