Etymology Pages 'H'
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| habrosus |
Soft;
delicate. |
| hancockii |
In honour of M. J. Hancock, the English
naturalist. |
haraldshultzi
|
In honour of Harald Schultz. |
| harti/ii |
In
honour of P.N.Hart, the collector. |
hasemani/ia
|
Both generic and specific names are in honour
of John D. Haseman, the American collector. |
hasselti
|
In honour of Jan Coenrad Van Hasselt. |
| hastatus
|
Spear-shaped, (referring to the spot.) |
| heckel/ii |
In honour of Johann Jakob Heckel. |
| heterodon |
Different tooth. |
heteromorphus
|
From the Latin heteromorphus =
'different form' or 'different shape'. |
| heudelotti |
In honour of Heudlott, a French botanist. |
| hoplogenys |
With armoured cheeks. |
hum
eralis
|
With a cape for the shoulders. |
humilis
|
Low,
insignificant or small. |
| hypopthalmus |
With an eye-spot below, (under.) |
hypselopterus
|
Deep or long finned. |
