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laurent raty
Jameson 1839 used Rheadae [here].
Bonaparte 1849 is:
Bonaparte CL. 1849. Conspectus systematis ornithologiae. Editio altera reformata additis synonymis Grayanis. M. Westerman & fils, Amsterdam.
...which is where Bock 1994 placed the name, but which (so far as I know) is not available online.
However, the work in your last two links, which was printed in two parts in 1851 in Nuovi Annali delle Scienze Naturali, bears exactly the same title and subtitle and includes all the family-group names that Bock 1994 placed in Bonaparte 1849, but not those that he placed in the slightly modified version of this work (subtitled "Editio altera reformata additis synonymis Grayanis et Selysianis") published by Bonaparte in 1850; it seems likely that the 1851 text is the same as that of the 1849 version.
Bonaparte 1849 is:
Bonaparte CL. 1849. Conspectus systematis ornithologiae. Editio altera reformata additis synonymis Grayanis. M. Westerman & fils, Amsterdam.
...which is where Bock 1994 placed the name, but which (so far as I know) is not available online.
However, the work in your last two links, which was printed in two parts in 1851 in Nuovi Annali delle Scienze Naturali, bears exactly the same title and subtitle and includes all the family-group names that Bock 1994 placed in Bonaparte 1849, but not those that he placed in the slightly modified version of this work (subtitled "Editio altera reformata additis synonymis Grayanis et Selysianis") published by Bonaparte in 1850; it seems likely that the 1851 text is the same as that of the 1849 version.
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