Leptopoecile sophiae deserticola Hartert
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Leptopoecile sophiae deserticola Hartert
Leptopoecile sophiae deserticola Hartert, 1907e: 401 (Kara-Sai, East Turkestan).
Now Leptopoecile sophiae stoliczkae (Hume, 1874) View in CoL . See Vaurie, 1957: 2–6, and Dickinson, 2003: 539.
LECTOTYPE: AMNH 597480 About AMNH , immature male, collected at Karasay (5 Kara-Sai), 36.48N, 83.48E (Times Atlas), Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China, in November 1889, by M.V. Pewzow. From the Rothschild Collection. GoogleMaps
COMMENTS: In the original description, Hartert said that he had five specimens but did not designate a type. Later, Hartert (1920: 441) listed the above specimen as the type of deserticola , thereby designating it the lectotype. I did not find paralectotypes in AMNH.
Vaurie (1957: 6) gave this locality as Qarasai, northern slope of the Astin Tagh; it is now included within the border of China. Vaurie (1972: 100–101) gave details of Pevtsov’s (so spelled by Vaurie) expedition and reference to extensive notes on it published in English, with a map, by Morgan (1893).
See Sturmbauer et al. (1998) for molecular studies that place Leptopoecile sophiae and Aegithalos caudatus in a single clade.
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Leptopoecile sophiae deserticola Hartert
LeCroy, M. 2008 |
Leptopoecile sophiae stoliczkae (Hume, 1874)
Dickinson, E. C. 2003: 539 |
Vaurie, C. 1957: 2 |
Leptopoecile sophiae deserticola
Hartert, E. 1907: 401 |