Zoological Citation Sources --Z

Zap.Imp.Akad.Nauk

	Zapiski Imp. Akad. Nauk, St. Petersburg



Zap.KrasnoyarskOtd.Russ.Geogr.Obshchest.

	Zapiski Krasnaoyarsk Otdela Russkovo Geographeechescovo Obshestvo
	Zapiski Krasnaoyarsk Otdela Russkovo Geographeechescovo Obshchestvo


Zap.Turk.Abth.Ges.Lieb.Naturk.

	Zapiski d. Turk. Abth. d. Ges. der Lieb. d. Naturk.
	(I am very unsure of this citation, Peters Checklist X:4
	shows it as "Izvestia Obsht. Liub. Est. Anthr. Ethnog. Turkest. Otd. 1 fasc. 1 p.45,
	similar to the Richmond Index citation).


Zeitsch.ges.Orn.

	Zeitschrift für die gesammte Ornithologie.
	Herausgegeben von . . . J. von Madarasz

	1884-88 
	Jahrg. I-IV     8vo     Budapest

	1884 1 1-4

		Heft 1	 	  1-72
		Heft 2		 73-192
		Heft 3		193-268
		Heft 4		269-410 = 1885: pp.400, 401 refer to  works with a publication date of 1885.
	1885 2 1-4
		Heft 1	 	  1-72
		Heft 2		 73-200
		Heft 3		201-308 "Dec. 7, 1885" written on wrapper. ? MCZ accession date?
		Heft 4		309-540 "Mar. 9, 1886" written on wrapper. ? MCZ accession date?
					Additionally on p.369 Finsch refers to Ibis p.1 for 1886.
					It is possible that Finsch knew that his taxon Donacicola hunsteini
					(now) Lonchura hunstseini (Finsch) 1886 would
					be published in the January issue of the Ibis, but that is imaginative speculation.
					If imaginative speculation is given free reign it is possible to change
					a substantial number, possibly even a majority of dates we now accept.
	1886 3 1-4
		Heft 1	 	  1-80
		Heft 2		 81-192
		Heft 3		193-224
		Heft 4		225-287	= 1887
				Accessioned MCZ May 26,1887. p.272 references a work dated 1887.

	1887 4 1-4
		Heft 1&2	  1-193
		Heft 3&4	194-447 = 1888 Accession May 27, 1889


Zeitsch.Ges.Naturwiss.

	Zeitschrift für die Gesammten Naturwissenschaften.
	Berlin : G. Bosselmann, 
	1-54 1853-1881 


Zoe

	Vol 1. no.1 Mar. 1890 - Vol. 5 (Apr. 1908)
	Publication suspended June 1894-May 1900.


Zoogr.Rosso-Asiat.

	Zoographia Rosso-Asiatica, sistens omnium Animalium in extenso
	Imperis Rossico et adjacentibu maribu, &c.

	Pallas, Peter Simon
	1811 - 1842
	4to. 3 vols. 		Petropoli

	"The date of publication of Pallas' _Zoographia Rosso-Asiatica
	was a matter of contention for many years until the Commision
	(Opinion 212, 1954) fixed 1811 as the publication date for
	volumes 1 and 2 of that work (for history of the decision, see
	Hemming 1951)."	[ Banks, RC and Browning, MR. 1995. Comments on
	the Status of Revived Old Names for some North American Birds.
	Auk. 112(3):633-648.]

	Hemming F. 1951. Date of publication of Pallas's 'Zoographia
	Rosso-Asiatica'. Ibis 93:316-321.


Zool.Abh.Staatl.Tierk.Dresden

	Title: 		Zoologische Abhandlungen / Staatliches Museum für Tierkunde in Dresden.
	Publisher: 	Leipzig : In Kommission, Akademische Verlagsgesellschaft Geest & Portig, 1961-2006.
 	Vols: 		26-56 1961/1962-2006
	Description: 	31 v. : ill. ; 25 cm.
	Coverage: 	Bd. 26, Nr. 1 (24. März 1961)-Bd. 56 (2006)
	Note: 		Summaries in English.
	Tables of contents also available online.

	[data from AMNH Library]



Zool.Anal.

	Zoologie Analytique, ou Methode naturelle de Classification des
	Animauxe, rendue plus facile a laide de tableaux synoptiques.

	"1806" = 1805
	8vo	pp.32+344	Paris 
	[note: CWR for Cacatoes indicates this may be 1805.]
	[Mathews 1925:37 indicates that this was published in 1805.
	His dating is based (apparently in part) upon the preface being dated Sept. 27, 1805. 
	He states "published before Dec. 6th, 1805" though the basis for that
	date is not evident to me.
	Mathews, G.M., 1925. The Birds of Australia. Supplement IV. Bibliography of
	the Birds of Australia. Books used in the preparation of this work with a
	few biographical details of authors and collectors: i-viii, 1-149.


Zool.Ann.

	Zoological Annalen

	1 v. : ill. ; 20 cm.
	Bd. 1 (1793)
	Editor: Friedrich Albrecht Anton Meyer.
	Continues: Magazin für Thiergeschichte, Thieranatomie, und Thierarzneikunde.
	Cont. by: Zoologisches Archiv


Zool.Anz.

	Zoologischer Anzeiger.

	Bd. 1 Juli 1878 ->
	Leipzig, Akadamische Verlansgesellschaft Geest & Portig.
	Pub. susp. Nov. 1944 - July 1950.


Zool.Atlas

	Zoologischer Atlas enthaltend Abbildungen... neuer Thiergarten,
	wahrend...vo Kotzbue Zweiter Reise um die Welt...in...1823-6

	Escholtz, JF
	1829-33	
	fol.	Berlin

	[CWR unpublished notes:
		"1st cahier. 15 pp. + 5 pl. Berlin, 1829"


Zool.Beitr.
		
		Zoologische Beiträge
			(Hamburg)


Zool.Beechey'sVoy.

	The Zoology of Captain Beechey's voyage to the Pacific and
	Behring's Strait... in H.M.S. Blossom...1825-28

	Beechey, FW;Vigors et. al.
	1839
	4to	pp.12+186 44 col. pl.	London


Zool.DanicaeProdromus
      
	Title :  Zoologiæ danicæ prodromus, 
	sev Animalivm Daniæae et Norvegiæae et
	Synonyma imprimis popularium.
	Avctore Othone Friderico Müller.
	Ad forman tabvlarvm denvo edidit frater avctoris [C.F. Müller]

	Zool.Dan.Prod. Arhiv.org image

	Author :  Müller, Otto Frederik, 1730-1784.
	Published :  Havniae, typis N. Mölleri avlae regiae typographie et filii, 1788-1806.
	Description :  4 v. in 1. 160 col. plates. 38 cm.  
	Notes :  
		Vol. 3: Descripsit et tabvlas addidit Petrvs Christianvs Abildgaard. 
		Vol. 4: Descripserunt et tabvlas dedervnt P.C. Abildgaard, M. Vahl, J.S. Holten, J. Rathke.  

		[APP: Prodromus evidently published in 1776?]



Zool.Garten

	Der Zoologische Garten
	Organ der Zoologischen Gesellschaft in Frankfurt a. M. ...

	(1859)1860 -1905
	8vo		Frankfurt a. Main


Zool.Ill.

	Zoological Illustrations, or original figures and descriptions
	of new, rare, or interesting Animals, selected chiefly from the
	classes of ornithology, entomology, and conchology arrainged
	according to their apparent affinities.

	Swainson, William
	1820-1823
	3 vols.	8vo 	London

	T.P. Vol.1 BHL image
	T.P. Vol.2 BHL image
	T.P. Vol.3 BHL image





Zool.Ill.(2)


        Zoological Illustrations, or original figures and descriptions
        of new, rare, or interesting Animals, selected chiefly from the
        classes of ornithology, entomology, and conchology and arrainged
        according to their apparent affinities. Second Ser.

        Swainson, William

	1829-1833
        Baldwin, Craddock, and R. Havell.       London
	3 vols
	[
	dates for vol.3 no.25 are given as 1832 (CWR) and 1833 (Sherborn)
	]


Zool.J.

	(The) Zoological Journal.
	Conducted by Thomas Bell, John George Children, James de Carle Sowerby,
		and GB Sowerby.
	[From vol. 3 edited by NA Vigors, with the co-operation of 
		Thomas Bell, ET Bennett, JE Bicheno, WJ Broderip, JG Children,
		Thomas Hardwick, T Horsfield, W Kirby, J de Carle Sowerby, W Yarrell]
	1824-1835
	5 vols., 8vo
	Supplement. Nos. 1-6. 1835
	London, W. Phillips.

	This Journal was the result of the splinter group (essentially Quinarian in nature) that broke
	from the Linnean Society. This group progressed as the Zoological Club of London to the
	Zoological Society of London, with its Proceedings.

	vol. 1 as both 1824 and 1825, split between 412 and 466
	Journal definitely started in 1824. (See Soc.Hx. of Nat. Hx.
	Newsletter 51. Jan 1995. Article 11.) But, if and when a 
	break occured is not clear. Article states: "vol [1?] is stated 
	to be the collected issues 'from March 1824 to January 1825'."
	This is evidently on the title page of vol. 1.

	vol. 3 vast majority of citations are given as 1827.
	CWR gives later pp. as Dec 1827 or "Dec" 1827.
	However, in the Richmond Index, the card for   from p.356 of no.XI
	is written as 1827, and corrected to 1828.
	Peters volumes give a few as 1827 (1828).
	For many citations given as "1828" Sherborn lists:
	"Aug.-Nov." [i.e.Dec 31] 1827."

	Whether or not some parts of vol 3. were published in 1828 is a
	question, though the basis for this possibility is not clear.

	I currently give all vol.3 's as 1827.

	In support of this,Mathews says (Bibliography, Birds of Australis p.131).

		"Zoological Journal, Vol. III. 
		(pt.10), pp. 158-175, April-Sept. No., Sept. 1827;
		(pt.11), pp. 343-463, Sept.-Dec. 31st No., Dec, 31st, 1827."

	[APP: Mathew's dating is revelatory, as Dec. 31st, 1827 was
	a Sunday. Thus, it appears the Mathews did not have specific information
	about the date of availability but rather had reason to believe that it was
	available sometime in 1827.
	I am subsequently (2006.07.09) not so convinced of what this means. Societies certainly
	met not infrequently on Sundays in the 19th century. I wonder, as well, what
	Mathews' dates refer to -- publishing dates? meeting dates? or even if he knew himself?
	]

	Mark Brown communicates (in litt. 2007.05.21).
	In Monographia heliceorum viventium by L. Pfeiffer (1848) he lists the dates for the Z. J. as:

	Vol. I N.1-3 1824, 
		N.4 1825
	Vol. II N.4-7 1825 
		N.8 1826
	Vol. III N. 9-11 1827. 
		12 1826
	Vol. IV N. 13 & 14 1828, 
		N.15 & 16 1829
	Vol. V N.17 & 18 1830, 
		N.19 1831,
		N.20 1834

When sold as a group it was sold as five books volumes 1-5 and one book- plates only, six altogether. 
	From catalogue of Bernard Quaritch.

The following is from two different Smithsonian Miscellaneas one from 1869 and the other from 1872.

	Vol. i, part 1 March 1824
	Vol. i, part 2 I have seen both June 15, and August 15, 1824
	Vol. i, part 3 October 1824
	Vol. i, part 4 January 1825

	Vol. ii, parts 5 April 1825
	Vol. ii, part 6 July 1825
	Vol. ii, part 7  October 1825
	Vol. ii, parts 8 1826

	Vol. iii, part 9 January 1827
	Vol. iii, part 10 September 1827
	Vol. iii, part 11 December 1827
	Vol. iii, part 12 January 1828

	Vol. iv, part 13 April-July 1828
	Vol. iv, part 14 ??? 1828
	Vol. iv, part 15 October 1828-January 1829
	Vol. iv, part 16 ??? 1829

	Vol. v, part 17 May 1829-February 1830

	T.P. vol.1 BHL image



Zool.J.Linn.Soc.

	Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society
	v.48 Feb. 1969 ->


Zool.J.[Russ.]

	Zoologecheski Zhournal

	(From the "Official Web site" dated Feb. 2016 Accessed 2021.02.09

	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

		EDITOR-IN-CHIEF:
	Yu. I. Chernov

	English title: Russian Journal of Zoology (1997-1999)
	Since 2000, the Russian Journal of Zoology, the English version of the journal of the 
	Russian Academy of Sciences Zoologicheskii Zhurnal, is no longer being published as a separate title, 
	but has been merged into the journal Entomological Review.

	It is the oldest periodical in Russia covering all the branches of zoology. 
	The journal features contributions on the relationship between evolution and phylogenesis of animals, 
	species, taxonomy, onthogenesis, evolutionary and functional morphology, embryology, hystology, cytology, 
	bionics, ecology, biocenology, biological productivity of fauna of land and sea, 
	problems of zoogeography, genesis and development of faunas.

	Among the applied problems priority is given to the fundamentals of the fish industry, 
	hunting, and pest control. Equally welcome are contributions on restoration and protection of 
	populations and on the problems of biological water quality control and biological treatment of polluted water.
	A special section is devoted to methods of zoological studies. 
	The journal also presents information on the activities of russian and foreign zoological institutes, 
	their scope of work and developments, and chronicle of meeting, conferences, research expeditions, etc.
	The Reviews section includes book reviews of russian and foreign publications

	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
	This is confusing to me, as I have two taxa cited to the "Zool.J.[Russ.]

	2006 Zool.J.[Russ.] 85 p. ??? Larvivora cyane nechaevi (Red'kin)
	2008 Zool.J.[Russ.] 87 no.09 p. 1097 Numenius phaeopus rogachevae Tomkovich

	Should these be cited to the "Entomological Review" ? (seems weird).
	Or "Ent.Rev.Zool.zh." ?
	Should abbreviation be "Zool.zh." ?
	


Zool.Jahrb.

	Zoologische Jahrbücher...Herausgegben von ...J.W.Spengel.

	I.
		Heft 1 	p.	1-224 1	April 1886
		Heft 2 	p.    225-416 18 June 1886
		Heft 3&4 	p.    417-416	18 Aug 1886

	II.
		Heft 1 	p.	1-192 27 Nov. 1886
		Heft 2 	p.    225-416 7 May 1887
		Heft 3&4 	p.    417-416	18 Aug 1887

	Jena 1886 1887
	


Zool.Meded.Rijksmus.Nat.Hist.Leiden

	Zool. Mededelingen Rijksmus. Nat. Hist. Leiden


Zool.Misc.

	The Zoological Miscellany; being descriptions of new, or
	interesting Animals.

	Leach, WE.
	illus. Nodder, RP
	1814-1817       
	v I-III 4to     London
	        [preceeded by Naturalist's Miscellany; Shaw & Nodder]



Zool.Misc.[Gray,JE]

	The Zoological Miscellany.

	Gray, JE
	Pt. I - VI
	1831-1844       London

	Note: Schulze et al. date no.3 p.85 (Aceros) to "?VII" [=July]
		Neave dates this taxon to "June".



Zool.Mus.Univ.Berlin

	Das zoologische Museum der Universitat zu Berlin, 
	[Evidently published in 1816 (see H & M 3 rd:192 -- details not given]


Zool.Mus.Univ.Berlin.ed.2

	Das zoologische Museum der Universitat zu Berlin, ed. 2


Zool.NewHolland

	Zoology and botany of New Holland and the isles adjacent

	Shaw, George [1751-1813]
	London 
	J. Sowerby,
	1793 [ ? 1794 ]
	33 p., 12 leaves of plates : col. ill. ; 29 cm.

	Smith, James Edward, Sir, [1759-1828]
	Sowerby, James, [1757-1822]
	

At the bottom of the first page of Gmelin's article on Shaw's Zoology of New Holland
("Auszuge aus G. Shaw's Thiergeschichte von Neuholland." in Gottingisches Journal
der Naturwissenschaften. Bd.1: Hft.2, pg.143-148) there is a footnote citing that v.1:
nos.1-2 of Shaw's Zoology were published in 1794, and no.3 was published in 1795.

The article on Shaw's Zoology of New Holland, as you will see, contains references to
the entire publication i.e. there is a footnote pertaining to each plate.  According
to Engelmann, the British Museum catalog, and Nissen (Zoo.), together, the three parts of
the Zoology of New Holland consist of 33 pages and 12 color plates (by Sowerby).
	
Given that plates IX and X are dated 9 Sept 1794, it is suspect indeed that Mathews states the
Linn. Soc. received pt. (i.e. no.) III on 4 Feb 1794; but it would not be the first
time plates were printed and issued before the text, even though it was not a very common
practice. And as you say, it very well could be a typo.

I found in our collection an incomplete copy of Shaw's Zoology of New Holland. It
is *bound-in* with three other titles that were originally issued simultaneously by Shaw,
Sowerby, and James Edward Smith. You'll be especially interested to know that tipped in
with Shaw's Zoology is a note from Gregory M. Mathews to Richmond discussing
Mathews' very own copy of the Zoology. Mathews writes of seeing the Linn. Soc. copy and
then goes on to transcribe one of the wrappers from that copy about a part published in
1794.  It says:
	"Zoology / of / New Holland / by / George Shaw M.S. F.R.S/ etc. etc. / The figures by
	/ Sowerby F. L. S. / This volume contains / The [illegible] Parrot The Long-necked
	Tortioise / The [illegible] [Perops ?]  The serrated lobster / in binding the work,
	the order of the pages only is to be [attended ?] to in the / Description[s?], which
	are immediately to follow the corresponding plates / London / M.DCC.XCIV"
 
This description is clearly different from the one described in Gottingisches. Mathews
then goes on to describe his own copy (which lacked plates 7 & 8) which he outlined by part,
corresponding page numbers and plate numbers, plate names, and date.  In his note, he clearly
dates his Part 3 as 1795 [APP: emphasis added] even though he does not include the
corresponding page numbers for that part.

I have collated the parts of our incomplete copy and compared it against Gmelin's article.  The
plate names all check out, but there are two typos in the footnotes regarding part
numbers:
In footnote "b" at the bottom of page 143, referring to "Didelphis pygmaea"
it reads:
	b) Nr. I. Pl. I. S. 5. f.
According to our copy "Didelphis pygmaea" is actually plate 2 and should read:
	Nr.I. Pl.II. S.5 f.
In footnoote "e" at the bottom of page 145, referring to "Psittacus eximus" it reads:
	e) Nr. I. Pl.II. S. I. ff.
According to our copy, "Psittacus eximus" is actually plate 1 and should read:
	Nr.I. Pl.I. S.1 ff.
Interestingly, plate 1 "Psittacus eximus" appears to have had the plate number and
genus/species name rubbed off. I don't know if it is true of all copys. And that's just the
tip of the iceberg. The signature marks are all wonky.  There two known signature F's
and 2 signature G's, with F and G appearing once in parts 2 and 3. The second set of 21/21
describing plate 8 is lacking in our copy, but I consulted an online version from the State
Library of New South Wales which includes both the text and plate. (Go to:
http://image.sl.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/ebindshow.pl?doc=dixson/a319;thumbs=36).  
 
Shaw's Zoology of New Holland was orginally published in parts with James Edward Smith's
A specimen of the botany of New Holland, and a combined work by Smith and Shaw on New
Holland titled Zoology and Botany of New Holland and the isles adjacent. Our copy has
all these titles bound together. The title page bound in with Shaw's work is the combined
title: Zoology and botany of New Holland and the isles adjacent. On it Richmond has
written in pencil "title differs from copy in Phila. Acad."  It is most likely that this title
page was printed after all the works were finished in 1795. It's no wonder this work is a mess.
2007.01.24


Zool.Surv.India


Zoologica

	(Scientific Contributions of the New York Zoological Society)


ZoologicaScripta

	Zoological Scripta
		Kungl. Vetanskaps Akadamien
		The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences


Zoologiia

	Zoologiia czyli Zwiérzetopismo Ogólne Podlug Naynowszego Systemu
	Ulo&zgrave;one.

	Jarocki, F. P
	1821
	Warsaw
	[Zoologiia, Vol. 3(Gady i plazy) (1822)]
	Mathews discusses this work in the Austral Avian Record 1918 III:142-146.
	He gives the title as:
	"Zoologiia czyli zwiérzetopismo ogólne podlug náynowszego
	systematu utozone przez
	Felixa Pawla Jarockiego,
	Nauk Wyzwolonych i Filizofii Doctora
	Professora Zoologii w Królewsko Warsawskim Uniwersytecie,
	Czlonka Towarzystwa Mineralogicznego w Jenie, etc.
	Tom Drugi.
	z dwiema rycinami Ptáki w Warszawie w Drukarni Latkiewicza 
	przy Ulicy Senatorskiey Nio 467.
	1821."

Mathews comments:
"This means that the book is the second volume of a series entitled "Zoologiia,"  the one dealing with Birds. 
Only six volumes were issued, the work being too big for completion
though perhaps other events, such as war, interfered with the project.


Zoologist

	The Zoologist: a popular Miscellany of Natural History 

	Ser. 1
	Vol 1-23	8vo	1843-1865	London

	Ser. 2
	Vol 1-11	8vo	1866-1876	London

	Ser. 3
	Vol 1-20	8vo	1877-1896	London

	Ser. 4
	Vol 1-20	8vo	1897-1916	London

	Absorbed by British Birds


Zool.Rec.

	Zoological Record

	1864 ->


Zoological Research
	Tung wu hsüeh yen chiu = Zoological research / 
	"Tung wu hsüeh yen chiu" pien chi wei yüan hui pien chi.  
	Publisher K`un-ming shih : Yün-nan jen min ch`u pan she, [1980- 
	1-2,16-21 1980-1981,1995-2000 


Zool.Res.Java

	Zoological researches in Java, and the neighboring islands.

	Horsfield, Thomas
	1821-1824	
	4to	pp.(8)+(318). 72 pl.

	See: Bastin, J. 1990. "The natural history researches of Dr. Thomas Horsfield (1773-1859)." 
	Pp. 3-97 in Horsfield, T. Zoological researches in Java, and the 
	neighbouring islands. Facsimile reprint. Oxford University Press, Singapore.

	Bastin dates the material as follows:


	
 
	
 
	
Part
	
Latest date on the pll.
	
Date in Bastin
	
 
	
 
	
 
 
	
1
	
Jul. 1821
	
Jul. 1821
	
	
 
 
	
2
	
Nov. 1821
	
Nov. 1821
	
 
 
	
3
	
Feb. 1822
	
Apr. 1822
	
 
 
	
4
	
Jun. 1822
	
Jul. 1822
	
 
 
	
5
	
Oct. 1822
	
Jan. 1823
	
 
 
	
6
	
Apr. 1823
	
Jun. 1823
	
 
 
	
7
	
Oct. 1823
	
Jan. 1824
	
 
 
	
8
	
Apr. 1824
	
Sep. 1824
	




Zool.Timor
	
		Zoologie von Timor

		Zoologie von Timor : Ergebnisse der unter Leitung von Joh. Wanner im Jahre 1911 
		ausgeführten Timor-Expedition : nach eigenen Sammlungen unter Mitwirkung von Fachgenossen 
		hearausgegeben von C.B. Haniel.
	Publisher Stuttgart : Im Kommissionsverlag der E. Schweizerbartschen Verlags Buchhandlung, 1914.
	Description 2 v. (vi, 161 p., 23 leaves of plates) : ill. (1 col.) ; 30 cm.
	Note: Pts. 2-3 issued in 1 vol.
	Contents:
		1. Die Avifauna von Timor / von C.E. Hellmayr -- 
		2. Säugetiere von Timor / von Ernst Schwarz -- 
		3. Vier Timoresen-Schädel / von Ernst Frizzi.


Zool.Verh.Leiden


Zool.Verhandel.Leiden

	Zool. Verhand. Leiden

	 Zoologische verhandelingen / uitgegeven door het Rijksmuseum 
	 van Natuurlijke Historie te Leiden 
	 (Ministerie van Cultuur, Recreatie en Maatschappelijk Werk)  
	Publisher Leiden : E. J. Brill, 
	1- 1948- 

	Description v. : ill. ; 26 cm. 



Zool.Voy.Beagle[Darwin]

	Zoology of the Voyage of the H.M.S. Beagle Birds
	Darwin, Charles ed.	
	1839-1843	
	London

	Pt.III
		no.3 	pp. 1-16 	July 1838	[pl. 1-10]
		no.6 	pp. 17-32 	Jan. 1839	[pl.11-20]
		no.9	pp. 33-56	July 1839	[pl.21-30]	[Strix punctatissima]
		no.11 	pp. 57-96 	Nov. 1839	[pl.31-40]
		no.15 	pp. 97-164 	Mar. 1841	[pl.41-50]

	These dates are as reported by Zimmer, who is quoting the work of Sherborn
	{Ann.Mag.Nat.Hist.,(6) 20, p.483}

See, Steinheimer FD, Dickinson EC, & Walters M. 2006. "The zoology
of the voyage of the HMS Beagle Part III. Birds: new avian names,
their authorship and their dates." BBOC 126:(3):171-193. They
discusses this question in detail. For Strix punctatissima the
plate (by Gould) was evidently published first (in 1838) and the text (by
Gray) subsequently in 1839.
Steinheimer, Dickinson, & Walters also argue that the authorship
for Strix punctatissima should be Gould & Gray.
These authors also take an approach to authorship attribution which, in my view,
employs a "flexible" interpretation of the Code. For example they attribute authorship of Myiobius to Gray
arguing "It is clear from p.46 of the Zoology that G.R. Gray was its author, not Darwin. Zimmer (1952)
should have seen from the work, especially its introductory pages, the significant role Gray played, and from p.46
Gray's staked claim to authorship."
	The text of p.46 indicates that Mr.Gould had proposed the name Tyrannula, but Mr. G.R.Gray pointed out that Tyrannulus
had been proposed as a genus name by Vieillot, and "therefore he (Gray) proposes Myiobius."

This text does NOT seem to be written by either Gould, or Gray, or they would not refer to themselves in the manner they did.
Rather it appears likely to me that the text was written by Darwin. The entire case is a complex and confusing one, and I feel
difficult to resolve with certainty given the current Code.
The mere "proposal" of a name does not, by my understanding, satisfy the requirements for authorship.
Hundreds of manuscript names constitute "proposals" yet they are not allowed as the basis for authorship.

In this muddled and confused matter, these authors do not hesitate to criticize the late John Zimmer for
not having reached the same conclusion they do now, despite his having made decisions under a different Code, and with different
prevailing conventions.


Zool.Voy.Sulphur

	The zoology of the voyage of the H.M.S. Sulphur, ...

	Zimmer notes that names descr. in Pt.III no.1 (Birds -- Oct. 1843) 
	must be quoted here as the same names published in the PZS were not 
	issued until Dec. 1843.


Zool.Zh.

	Zoolicheskii  Zhurnal
	[ or Zoologicheskij Zhurnal]

	T. 1 15 Fe 1916.
	4 nos. a year (irreg) 1916-36. 6 nos. a year 1937->
	[title varies 	1916-30 Rooskii zoologecheskii zhurnal.
			1931  Zoologecheskii zhurnal.
	imprint varies
	]


ZoosystematicaRossica

[Data from AMNH Library]
	Title: Zoosystematica rossica.
	Publisher:  St. Petersburg : Zoological Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, [1992-



Zootaxa


Zus.Ber.MeyersWolfsTasch.deutsch.Vog.

	Zusätze und Berichtigungen zu Meyers und Wolfs Taschenbuch der 
	deutschen Vögelkunde, nebst kurzer Beschreibungen derjenigen Vögel, 
	welche ausser Deutschland in den übrigen Theilen von Europa vorkommen, 
	als dritter Theil jenes Taschenbuchs von Bernhard Meyer.  
	Mit einem vollständigen Register über das ganze Werk.

	Meyer, Bernhard und Wolf, Johann
	1822	
	8vo pp.xxiv+292 	Frankfurt-a/M


ZwierzatDomowych
Zwierzat Domowych

	  Zwierzat domowych i dzikich, osbliwie kraiowych, 
	historyi naturalney poczatki i gospodarstwo.  
	Potrzebntch i pozyteczntch do- mowych chowanik rozmnoze-
	nie, chorob leczenie, dzikich lowienie, oswoienie, zazyci. 
	Szkodliwych zas wygubienie.
		Tom. II. 
		Z figurami. 
		  O 
		Ptastwie. 
		Przez 
	X. Krzysztofa Kluka
	Kanonika Kruswickiego 
	Dzlekana Drohickiego
	Prodoszcza Ciechanowieckikgo.

	Warszawie	1779.

	Kluk, Pater Krzysztof
	1779	
	Warszaw 	Scholarum Piarum 8vo. pp.411

	[Title copied from a xerox supplied by 
	Normand David 2002.02.12.]

	1. Generally referred to as: "Historja Naturalna"

	2. Sometimes dated as 1797.  There appears to be a 1797 reprint,
		which may explain this.

	3. Sometimes dated as 1799 (eg CWR.)  I don't understand the basis
		for this.

	[Data also from:
	Kolodziejczyk, J. "Krzysztof Kluk. Dziela i tworczosc."
		_Ruzprany Wydziatu Matematyczno-Przyrodniczego, Polska
		Akademja Umiejetnosci._ Tom. 69 Dziat B. 1929. Nr. 10.
		Krakow, 1952.
	]

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