The Eponym Dictionary of Mammals by Bo Beolens Michael Watkins Michael Grayson
Author:Bo Beolens, Michael Watkins, Michael Grayson [Bo Beolens, Michael Watkins, Michael Grayson]
Language: eng
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Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
Müller
were exhibited here before they were trans-
Brown Dorcopsis Dorcopsis muelleri
ferred by Voous to the Zoological Museum of
Lesson, 1827
Amsterdam. Musschenbroek was regarded as
Müller’s Gibbon Hylobates muelleri
an expert on large parts of the Dutch East In-
Martin, 1841 [Alt. Borneo Grey
dies, as is shown by his pioneering maps of
Gibbon]
Minahassa and the northern parts of the Mo-
Müller’s Giant Sunda Rat Sundamys
luccas. He also has a bird, Musschenbroek’s
muelleri Jentink, 1879
Lorikeet Neopsittacus musschenbroekii, named
for him. The Artis Library, University of Am-
Dr. Salomon Müller (1804–1864) was a Dutch
sterdam, advised us that he wrote Iets over
naturalist who collected in Indonesia in 1826,
de fauna van Noord-Celebes (1867) and Kaart
where he worked under Schlegel as a taxider-
van de bocht van Tomini (1880). The civet and
mist assisting members of the Netherlands
the spiny rat are both found only on Sulawesi
Natural Sciences Commission. He went on to
(Indonesia).
New Guinea, and in 1829 he explored the in-
terior of Timor. In 1831 he collected in Java,
Musser
and between 1833 and 1835 he explored west-
Marie’s Vole Volemys musseri Lawrence,
ern Sumatra. He is also commemorated in the
1982
common names of several birds, including
Musser’s Shrew-Mouse Microhydromys
Müller’s Barbet Megalaima oorti. The dor-
musseri Flannery, 1989 [Alt. Torricelli
copsis (wallaby) is found in western New
Shrew-Mouse]
Guinea, including some offshore islands such
Mossy Forest Shrew Crocidura musseri
as Misool, Salawatti, and Japen. The gibbon is
Ruedi and Vogel, 1995
endemic to Borneo. The rat occurs on the
Sierra Madre Shrew-Mouse Archboldomys
Malay Peninsula, Sumatra, Borneo, and the
musseri Rickart et al., 1999
western Philippines (Palawan, Balabac, Cu-
Musser’s Bristly Mouse Neacomys musseri
lion, and Busuanga).
Patton, da Silva, and Malcolm, 2000
[Alt. Manu Bristly Mouse]
Musschenbroek
Sulawesi Palm Civet Macrogalidia
Professor Dr. Guy G. Musser works as Arch-
musschenbroekii Schlegel, 1877
bold Curator for the Department of Mam-
Musschenbroek’s Spiny Rat Maxomys
malogy, American Museum of Natural History,
musschenbroekii Jentink, 1878
New York. According to the museum, “Dr. Mus-
ser researches the geographic origins of mu-
Samuel Cornelius Jan Willem van Musschen-
rine rodents in Asia by examining the phylo-
broek (1827–1883) graduated as a lawyer and
genetic relationships between the rats and
also trained as a seaman, passing his First
mice found on that continent and their Indo-
Mate’s examination. He then served as a Dutch
Australian cousins.” Musser took his first de-
colonial administrator in the East Indies from
gree in 1959 and his master’s in 1961, both
1855 to 1876. He was Resident of Ternate in
at the University of Utah. Having obtained
1873 and of Menado in 1875. He traveled ex-
his doctorate at the University of Michigan
tensively in the Moluccas with Beccari. In
in 1967, he began his studies of the Amer-
1879 he was in Leiden and was appointed to
ican Museum of Natural History collection of
be the first Director of the Museum der Kolo-
Muridae. He then spent three years living in
niale Vereniging (Colonial Museum). Many
the rainforests of Sulawesi, where he collected
bird skins that he had collected in Indonesia
287
myers
various samples and specimens including 10
river). It refers to the typical biotope where the
species previously undescribed. He contributed
specimens were trapped.” It should thus more
the Muridae section of Mammal Species of the
correctly be called the Riverine Soft-furred
World. He has written at least one book on Phil-
Mouse. The species was discovered in northern
ippine Rodents, published in 1992, and numer-
DRC (Zaire).
ous scientific papers and contributions to larger
works.
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