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On the question whether any two generic names or trivial names, each based upon the same surname of a person, whose name is nprmally written in some alphabet other than the latin alphabet, and each having the same termination, but differing from one anot

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By: Muir-Wood, Helen M

Type: Article

In: The Bulletin of zoological nomenclature

Volume: 6

Date: 1951

Page Range: 90--92

Publication Info: London International Trust for Zoological Nomenclature
Proposed addition to the "Official list of specific trivial names in zoology" of the trivial names of two species of the class Cephalopoda and of twelve species of the class Brachiopoda hithero attributed to Martin, 1809, and matters incidental thereto

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By: Muir-Wood, Helen M - Stubblefield, C J

Type: Article

In: The Bulletin of zoological nomenclature

Volume: 6

Date: 1951

Page Range: 18--30

Publication Info: London International Trust for Zoological Nomenclature
Proposed use of the plenary powers to designate a type species for the genus "martinia" McCoy, 1844 (class brachiopoda) in harmony with current nomenclatorial usage

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By: Muir-Wood, Helen M

Type: Article

In: The Bulletin of zoological nomenclature

Volume: 6

Date: 1951

Page Range: 30--32

Publication Info: London International Trust for Zoological Nomenclature
Proposed use of the plenary powers to validate the trivial names of two nominal species of the class Anthozoa and of eight nominal species of the class Brachiopoda, published by William Martin in 1809 in the work entitled "Petrificata Derbiensia" and matters incidental thereto

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By: Muir-Wood, Helen M - Stubblefield, C J

Type: Article

In: The Bulletin of zoological nomenclature

Volume: 6

Date: 1951

Page Range: 7--17

Publication Info: London International Trust for Zoological Nomenclature
Request for a ruling on the question whether any two names, each based upon a modern patronymic, are to be regarded as homonyms of one another, when the patronymics in question are identical in spelling but differ through the presence or absence of an um

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By: Muir-Wood, Helen M

Type: Article

In: The Bulletin of zoological nomenclature

Volume: 6

Date: 1951

Page Range: 92--94

Publication Info: London International Trust for Zoological Nomenclature

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Muir-Wood, Helen M

Alternate Name Forms

Helen, Muir-Wood

Muir-Wood, H

Muir-Wood, H M

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