Robert Christopher Tytler

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Robert Christopher Tytler (25 de setembro de 1818 - 10 de setembro de 1872) é um militar [1], naturalista [2] e fotógrafo [3] britânico.

Imperador Abu Zafar Sirajuddin Muhammad Bahadur Shah Zafa (1775-1862) - Nova Delhi
foto de Robert Christopher Tytler e Charles Shepard - 1858

Notas e Referências

  1. Captain in 38th Regiment Bengal Light Infantry according to his note in The Annals and Magazine of Natural History. Fauna of Barrackpore. 1854. Vol. 77 pp. 365-376
  2. Hume, AO (889) The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds. Volume 1. p. 20
  3. Photography Encyclopedia:Lucknow photography and the Indian Rebellion
I shot these birds at Dacca in 1852, and sent a description and a drawing of them to Mr. Edward Blyth. They were named after my esteemed friend Jules Verreaux, of Paris. They are not uncommon at Dacca in grass-jungle. I think the bird Dr. Thomas C. Jerdon gives in his Birds of India as Graminicola bengalensis, No. 542, p. 177, vol. ii., is meant for this species. The genus Graminicola, under which he places this bird, appears to be a genus of Dr. Jerdon's own, for it is not in Gray's 'Genera and Subgenera of Birds in the British Museum,' printed in 1855. If it is the same bird as Dr. Jerdon's, then my name, which I communicated in 1851-52 not only to Mr. Blyth but also to Prince Bonaparte and M. Jules Verreaux, and which was published in my Fauna of Dacca, has, it seems to me, the priority.

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