-
described what he
called the golden-backed
honeyeater (as
Melithreptus laetior) of
northern Australia in 1875.
Frederick George Waterhouse of the South...
- blue
patches extending into the
sides of the breast. The
subspecies C. p.
laetior is
found in
northern New Guinea; C. p.
masauji in the
Bismarck Archipelago;...
-
subspecies belong to the
species Neocollyris saundersii:
Neocollyris saundersii laetior (W.Horn, 1904) (Sri Lanka)
Neocollyris saundersii saundersii (Chaudoir...
- the
Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Java,
Borneo and the
Philippines E. o.
laetior – Sharpe, 1890:
Found in south-western
India E. o.
gigas – Stresemann,...
- Gilbert's honeyeater. In
former years, the golden-backed
honeyeater (M.
laetior) of
northern Australia was
considered distinct, but it has a
broad band...
- fraternus:
Xyletobius fraternus fraternus Perkins, 1910
Xyletobius fraternus laetior Perkins, 1910 "Xyletobius
fraternus Report".
Integrated Taxonomic Information...
- C. p.
halmaherae Salomonsen, 1934 C. p.
pusillus Temminck, 1836 C. p.
laetior Rand, 1941 C. p.
masauji Mathews, 1941 C. p.
bougainvillei Ogilvie-Grant (...
-
lateral and anal
tufts pinkish; a very
distinct form
which may be
called ab.
laetior ab. nov.
Larva redbrown;
dorsal and
subdorsal lines yellow,
edged by dark...
- from Guinea-Bissau to Togo and
Benin Cameroon black-headed
oriole (O. b.
laetior) – Sharpe, 1897:
Found from
Nigeria to
western Kenya, south-central Democratic...
-
lacera (Fr.) P.Kumm. 1871 –
Europe Inocybe laeta Alessio 1979
Inocybe laetior D.E.Stuntz 1950
Inocybe laevispora Hruby 1930
Inocybe lageniformis Takah...
