Type Specimens Of Birds In The American Museum Of Natural History. Part 6. Passeriformes: Prunellidae, Turdidae, Orthonychidae, Timaliidae, Paradoxornithidae, Picathartidae, And Polioptilidae Author Mary Division of Vertebrate American Museum of (lecroy @ Author Croy Zoology (Ornithology) of Natural History @ amnh. org) Author History, Bulletin Of The American Museum Of Natural Author At, Central Park West Number Issued Author Street, Th 292, 132 pp. May 5, 2005 Author York, New . Author Ny text Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History 2005 2005-05-05 2005 292 1 132 journal article 0003-0090 Macronous ptilosus reclusus Hartert Macronous ptilosus reclusus Hartert, 1915c: 36 ( Kina Balu, 1000 feet ). Now Macronous ptilosus reclusus Hartert, 1915 . See Mees, 1986: 127–130 , and Smythies and Davison, 1999: 508 . HOLOTYPE : AMNH 590574 , adult male, collected on Kinabalu , 068039N, 1168329E (Times Atlas), Sabah , Malaysia , on 17 January 1888 , by John Whitehead (no. 1881). From the Rothschild Collection. COMMENTS: In the original description, Hartert designated the male collected on 17 January 1888 as the type. Paratypes are: AMNH 590575 (Whitehead no. 1882), a female collected on the same date ; and AMNH 590576 (617), male, collected at Lawas , north Borneo , on 27 March 1886 . AMNH 590577 , a male collected at Batu Sang , Borneo , in March 1892 by Charles Hose, may also be a paratype , but I have no information concerning when it came into Rothschild’s possession . Hartert (1915c: 36) restricted the type locality of Timalia trichorrhos Temminck, 1836 (5 Macronous ptilosus trichorrhos ) to the lowlands of Sumatra and then gave the above name to the Borneo form. Mees (1986: 129) noted the possibility that trichorrhos should be used instead of reclusus , depending on where the type of trichorrhos came from— Sumatra or Borneo. Dekker (2003: 50) discussed this possibility and noted that if an ongoing search for Sumatran type material available to Temminck is not found, ‘‘then a Sumatran neotype will be selected to provide for nomenclatural stability’’.