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<blockquote data-quote="James Jobling" data-source="post: 3047112" data-attributes="member: 106805"><p>Thanks, Martin and Björn for these references - the ornithologists (including the original author) use Matthews and the botanists use Mathews. We can rule out the aged Revd. Andrew Matthews, who never left the UK and whose fame was mainly in entomology. Undoubtedly we are talking about Alexander Mathews the intrepid botanist "(who spelled his name with one t) died in 1841" (per <em>Eupatoriums of Peru</em>). He died in Peru (per <em>Musée Botanique de Delessert</em>). I shall double-check my reference to Polynesia, and amend <strong>HBWAlive Key</strong> accordingly.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Jobling, post: 3047112, member: 106805"] Thanks, Martin and Björn for these references - the ornithologists (including the original author) use Matthews and the botanists use Mathews. We can rule out the aged Revd. Andrew Matthews, who never left the UK and whose fame was mainly in entomology. Undoubtedly we are talking about Alexander Mathews the intrepid botanist "(who spelled his name with one t) died in 1841" (per [I]Eupatoriums of Peru[/I]). He died in Peru (per [I]Musée Botanique de Delessert[/I]). I shall double-check my reference to Polynesia, and amend [B]HBWAlive Key[/B] accordingly. [/QUOTE]
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