The Birds
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Hab. Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Central, Western and Northern Borneo. — Ramsay, and after him Nicholson and Salvadori (1. c.) have separated the Sumatran specimens from those from Malacca and Borneo under the name of H. sumatranus, and later on (1. c.) Salvadori identified this Notes from the Ijeyden Mluseum, "Vol. XXI.
DUTCH BORNEO-EXPEDITION. 227 species with H. striolatus (Bp.), the types of which are in the Leyden Museum. Both Ramsay and Salvadori stated that their specimens from Western Sum...atra differ from the Malaccan and Bornean birds in the following essential points: Upper surface olive-brown instead of olive-green, and the white-striped throat, chest and upper breast olive-green like in H. virescens instead of ashy olive. I regret to say that, after having looked over our material again and com- pared it with my Bornean specimens, I am unable to alter my former opinion (N. L. M. 1887, p. 63) as to the spe- cimens from Sumatra in the Leyden Museum. Our types of Trichophorus striolatus as well as the specimens collected by Dr.
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Hab. Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Central, Western and Northern Borneo. — Ramsay, and after him Nicholson and Salvadori (1. c.) have separated the Sumatran specimens from those from Malacca and Borneo under the name of H. sumatranus, and later on (1. c.) Salvadori identified this Notes from the Ijeyden Mluseum, "Vol. XXI.
DUTCH BORNEO-EXPEDITION. 227 species with H. striolatus (Bp.), the types of which are in the Leyden Museum. Both Ramsay and Salvadori stated that their specimens from Western Sum...atra differ from the Malaccan and Bornean birds in the following essential points: Upper surface olive-brown instead of olive-green, and the white-striped throat, chest and upper breast olive-green like in H. virescens instead of ashy olive. I regret to say that, after having looked over our material again and com- pared it with my Bornean specimens, I am unable to alter my former opinion (N. L. M. 1887, p. 63) as to the spe- cimens from Sumatra in the Leyden Museum. Our types of Trichophorus striolatus as well as the specimens collected by Dr.
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