birding-aus Bird species or sub-species named after Ferdinand Bauer

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Date:	Mon, 22 Mar 1999 11:29:32 +1000

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     Ferdinand Bauer, (1760-1826) produced numerous and excellent 
     illustrations of plants and some birds.
     My questions to the membership of Birding-aus are.
     
     (1) Is Limosa lapponica baueri (Naumann, 1836) named after Ferdinand 
     Bauer?? [Description published in Naturgeschichte der Vogel 
     Deutschlands 7; (1836) 8; (1840) 10.] I have not been able to locate 
     the published description to confirm.
     
     (2) Are there any other species or subspecies of birds named baueri 
     after Ferdinand Bauer??
     
     Any information would be appreciated.
     
     Alan Leishman
     Royal Botanic Gardens
     Sydney NSW 

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