Volatinia jacarini pacifica Chapman
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Volatinia jacarini pacifica Chapman
Volatinia jacarini pacifica Chapman, 1924: 11 (Trujillo, Prov. La Libertad, Peru).
Now Volatinia jacarina peruviensis (Peale, 1848) View in CoL . See Hellmayr, 1938: 255–256, and Dickinson, 2003: 791.
HOLOTYPE: AMNH 152677 View Materials , adult male, collected at Trujillo , 350 ft, 08.07S, 79.02W ( Stephens and Traylor, 1983), La Libertad, Peru, on 11 April 1919, by Harry Watkins. GoogleMaps
COMMENTS: Chapman cited the AMNH number of the holotype in the original description and listed a large number of specimens of pacifica examined. The paratypes are the following: Peru, Huaral , AMNH 152608–152642 View Materials , 12 males, 11 immature males, 12 females ; Huacho , AMNH 152643–152653 View Materials , six adult males, three immature males, two females ; Sayan , AMNH 152654 View Materials , 152655 View Materials , two immature males ; Vitarte , AMNH 152656–152670 View Materials , nine males, two immature males, four females ; Trujillo , AMNH 152671–152676 View Materials , 152678–152681 View Materials , five adult males, two immature males, three immature females ; Poroto , AMNH 152682 View Materials , one adult male ; Viru , AMNH 152683– 152688 View Materials , four adult males, two females ; Paletillas , AMNH 152689 View Materials , one female ; Lima, AMNH 166117–166121 View Materials , 166136 View Materials , five adult males, one immature male ; Moquegua, AMNH 170633–170635 View Materials , one adult male, two females ; Cocachacra , AMNH 170636 View Materials , one female ; Vitor , AMNH 170637–170639 View Materials , one immature male, two females ; Perico, Rio Chinchipe, AMNH 182217 View Materials , 182218 View Materials , two males. Ecuador, Chone , AMNH 120165– 120167 View Materials , two immature males, one female ; Puna Island , AMNH 124984–124988 View Materials , 3 adult males, two females ; Daule , AMNH 124989 View Materials , 124990 View Materials , one male, one female ; Guayaquil , AMNH 124991 View Materials , 130257 View Materials , 130258 View Materials , two adult males, one female ; Santa Rosa , AMNH 130259 View Materials , 130260 View Materials , 172349–172355 View Materials , four males, two immature males, three females ; Rio Pindo , AMNH 168102 View Materials , one male ; Duran , AMNH 168104 View Materials , one juvenile male ; Bucay , AMNH 172340–172347 View Materials , eight, all cataloged as males ; Chongoncito , AMNH 172348 View Materials , one juvenile male ; Portovelo, AMNH 168103 View Materials , 172356 View Materials , 172357 View Materials , two juvenile males, one female. Of these, AMNH 124986 View Materials from Puna Island and AMNH 172340 View Materials , 172343 View Materials , and
172347 were exchanged to MCZ in 1928. I did not find a specimen from Palamba, Peru, in the catalog or in the collection.
For relationships among species of Sporophila and Oryzoborus based on mtDNA sequence data, see Lijtmaer et al. (2004).
Spermophila schistacea Lawrence
Spermophila schistacea Lawrence, 1862: 474 View in CoL ( New Granada).
Now Sporophila schistacea schistacea ( Lawrence, 1862) View in CoL . See Hellmayr, 1938: 174–175, Wetmore et al., 1984: 563–564; and Dickinson, 2003: 791– 792.
HOLOTYPE: AMNH 41269 View Materials , adult male, collected near Lion Hill, ca. 09.13N, 79.54W ( Siegel and Olson, 2008), Panama (5 New Granada), in 1862, by James McLeannan. From the George N. Lawrence Collection. GoogleMaps
COMMENTS: Apparently, Lawrence had the single specimen. He ( Lawrence, 1862: 474 ) first proposed the name for no. 341 of his list, a specimen that he questionably identified with Spermophila cinerea Lafresnaye but listed the differences between no. 341 and that species. Lawrence (1863: 10) referred to his earlier description, and having satisfied himself that it was distinct, accepted the name.
Lion Hill ( Wetmore et al., 1984: 563–564) is the usually accepted type locality, as McLeannan was the station master at the Lion Hill station of the Panama railway that ran across the Isthmus. Most of his collecting was done on the Atlantic side.
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Volatinia jacarini pacifica Chapman
LeCroy, Mary 2012 |
Volatinia jacarina peruviensis (Peale, 1848)
Hellmayr, C. E. 1938: 255 |
Sporophila schistacea schistacea ( Lawrence, 1862 )
Wetmore, A. & R. F. Pasquier & S. L. Olson 1984: 563 |
Hellmayr, C. E. 1938: 174 |
Volatinia jacarini pacifica
Chapman, F. M. 1924: 11 |
Spermophila schistacea
Lawrence, G. N. 1862: 474 |