-
described the
common loon in 1764, as
Colymbus immer in his
Ornithologia Borealis. The now-defunct
genus Colymbus contained grebes as well as loons, and...
- range.
Pontoppidan initially placed the
species in the now-defunct
genus Colymbus,
which contained grebes as well as loons. By 1788,
German naturalist Johann...
- in 1763 by the
Danish bishop Erik
Pontoppidan under the
binomial name
Colymbus aalge. The type
locality is Iceland. The
species is now
placed together...
- (Pteria
colymbus)".
Interactive Guide to
Caribbean Diving.
Marine Species Identification Portal.
Retrieved 2012-08-24. Paulay, A. G. "Pteria
colymbus (Roding...
- the
loons as
mergus (the
Latin term for
diving seabirds of all sorts) or
colymbus,
which became the
genus name used in the
first modern scientific description...
-
Linnaeus in the
tenth edition of his
Systema Naturae under the
binomial name
Colymbus auritus.
Linnaeus specified the type
locality as
Europe and
America but...
-
Linnaeus in the
tenth edition of his
Systema Naturae under the
binomial name
Colymbus arcticus.
Linnaeus specified the type
locality as
Europe and
America but...
- Stolpe, Max (1
January 1935). "
Colymbus, Hesperornis, Podiceps: ein
Vergleich ihrer hinteren Extremität" [
Colymbus, Hesperornis, Podiceps: a comparison...
-
German naturalist Peter Simon Pallas in 1764 and
given the
binomial name
Colymbus ruficollis. The
tricolored grebe was
formerly considered conspecific, with...
- 1758 in the
tenth edition of his
Systema Naturae under the
binomial name
Colymbus cristatus. It is now the type
species of the
genus Podiceps that was erected...