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var.
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Musschenbroek
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var.
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(no locality).
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:
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679104
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. Listed as the type of
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by
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and noted as an artifact. See also
<bibRefCitation id="EFA098CD1950FFBC6E3093131C1FFCD6" author="Rothschild" firstAuthor="Rothschild" page="54" pageId="111" pageNumber="111" pagination="54" refId="ref134071" refString="Rothschild, W. 1897 c. [Mr. Rothschild made further remarks on Prof. Steere's type of Paradisea minor, var. albescens, Musschenbr.]. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club 6: 54." type="journal article" year="1897" yearSuffix="c">Rothschild (1897c: 54</bibRefCitation>
;
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) and
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.
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COMMENTS:
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was interested in documenting albino birds of paradise that had been mentioned many years before by Valentyne. Having seen the above specimen then owned by J.B. Steere of the
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, he decided that it was of a generally pale color but not completely white. He thought that this sort of occurrence was not unique and that such a specimen should be described as a variety of
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<emphasis id="B945392E1950FFBC68C194951C00FB36" box="[701,801,1179,1200]" italics="true" pageId="111" pageNumber="111">P. minor</emphasis>
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, so he applied the name
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to it. A. de Voogt and H. van Grouw very kindly translated the Dutch description for me.
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This formerly mounted specimen is in fact an immature male
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that still retains the white belly of the femalelike plumage but has the brilliant head coloration of the adult male. It does not now have the elongated tail wires that immature males in similar plumage in the AMNH collection possess. Adult male flank plumes have been inserted into the sides of the specimen. One of these that has become detatched shows that the end of the feather has been sharply cut off at an angle before it was inserted into the specimen.
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Apparently Steere had been told that the specimen came from the Aru Islands, for that locality is written with a ? on the UMMZ label. However,
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<emphasis id="B945392E194FFFA36B5F90DB1EABFF6C" box="[291,394,213,234]" italics="true" pageId="112" pageNumber="112">P. minor</emphasis>
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does not occur in the Aru Islands, and Hartert thought that the plumes were those of
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from Yapen Island.
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The following appears to be the history of this specimen. It was purchased by Steere on his way home from his long first expedition, 18701875. From the link provided me by J. Hinshaw (UMMZ) (http://www.lsa.umich. edu/ummz/birds/collections/steereitinerary.pdf) I was able to ascertain that Steere, having tried unsuccessfully to purchase bird of paradise skins in
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, decided to make a trip to
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and the
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for the purpose. On 1825 of
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he purchased bird of paradise specimens at Makassar,
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, and then visited
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and Amboina before arriving on 12 July at Manado,
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, where he bought more specimens (birds of paradise not specifically mentioned). He might have purchased the AMNH specimen of
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in any of these islands. There was at this time active trade taking place between many of the Indonesian islands and both north and south coasts of western New
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. Bird skins were among the items sought and artifacts such as this specimen were later prepared and offered for sale widely in the Indonesian islands.
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It was undoubtedly at Manado that Steere met Musschenbroek, who was a
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official stationed at Manado in 1875 1876 (
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). It was not until 1883 that Musschenbroek published the name
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in his account of Bernsteins last trip from
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to New
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, but said that he based his description on Steeres specimen that he had seen.
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The specimen bears a UMMZ label with number B226a and its reverse has the following note signed by D.C. Worcester (who accompanied Steere on a subsequent expedition): Dr. Steere states that this specimen is the
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of
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var.
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. Original label destroyed.
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<paragraph id="8B8EE53C194FFFA36A0695F31C3EFED9" blockId="112.[93,620,213,1759]" lastBlockId="112.[667,1194,213,527]" pageId="112" pageNumber="112">J. Hinshaw (personal commun.) provided me with the following information. When the specimens from Steeres first expedition were unpacked they were given B226 numbers, probably beginning in 18791880, but were not identified as to species. There is no information in the catalog to indicate that this specimen ever left UMMZ. When the UMMZ collection was computerized, this B226 number was given no. 25795, and it appears under that number in their database. The AMNH number has been cross-referenced to it.</paragraph>
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Musschenbroek introduced the name
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in 1883, after the bird had been cataloged at UMMZ. I have been unable to trace exactly when it was acquired by Rothschild, but it was in Rothschilds possession by 1897 (see
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).
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