James Jobling
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Thanks Björn,
I have added inverse to the inversus entry in The Key because it appears on p. 597 of the Bull. Soc. Vaudoise as Tetrao medius inverse. (Both Tetrao and medius are masculine: the new name should be inversus). However, I treat “Métis” as a vernacular name, from French métis hybrid.
James
I have added inverse to the inversus entry in The Key because it appears on p. 597 of the Bull. Soc. Vaudoise as Tetrao medius inverse. (Both Tetrao and medius are masculine: the new name should be inversus). However, I treat “Métis” as a vernacular name, from French métis hybrid.
James
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