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Garrulax milleti sweeti Eames, JC, 2002 (1 Viewer)

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Garrulax milleti sweeti Eames, JC, 2002 OD here

The Eponym Dictionary of Birds claims:

Black-hooded Laughingthrush ssp. Garrulax milleti sweeti Eames, 2002
Paul R. Sweet is a Bristol-born ornithologist who is Collections Manager in the Bird Department, AMNH, New York. He was a member of the Mount Tay Con Linh, Vietnam expedition (2000).

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Paul R. Sweet (fl. 2014) US ornithologist, Ornithology Collections Manager AMNH (subsp. Garrulax milleti).

I am wondering if he is related to Paul Robinson Sweet (1907–2003) who wrote Wilhelm Von Humboldt: A Biography? It can't be the same person as or Paul R. Sweet is fortunately still alive.
 
That Paul Robinson Sweet (1907–2003) was born and died in Willow Grove, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania and I am pretty sure is no relation..
 
From here:
Paul Sweet was born in Bristol, England and has been interested in Natural History for as long as he can remember. After completing a degree in Zoology at the University of Liverpool, he traveled extensively in the Americas and Asia for several years before working in the Raffles Museum in Singapore. In 1991 he moved to New York to work at the American Museum of Natural History where he is now the Collection Manager of the Ornithology Department, the largest bird collection in the world. During his tenure at the Museum, he has participated in many museum expeditions to countries such as Vietnam, Central African Republic, Venezuela, Argentina and the Solomon Islands.
Looks like Dr. Paul Sweet here.

Hi short CV:

Collection Manager, Ornithology Department at American Museum of Natural History, Ornithological Consultant at Paul Sweet - Ornithological Consultant
Location: Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Museums and Institutions
Work history:
American Museum of Natural History Collection Manager, Ornithology Departmentsince May 1991
Paul Sweet - Ornithological Consultant - Brooklyn, NY Ornithological Consultant since 1991
Raffles Museum, Singapore Collections Associate1990 - 1991
Education:
University of Liverpool Bachelor of Science (Hons), Zoology 1983 - 1986
Bristol Grammar School, UK 1976 - 1983

It is not clear where he made his Ph. D. Co-author of A New Species of Scimitar-Babbler (Timaliidae: Jabouilleia) From the Sub-Himalayan Region of Myanmar
 
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