Griinfink), or GREEN LINNET, as it is very often called, a common European bird, the Fringilla chloris of Linnaeus, ranked by many systematists with one section of hawfinches, Coccothraustes, but apparently more nearly allied to the other section Hesperiphona, and perhaps justifiably deemed the type of a distinct genus, to which the name Chloris or Ligurinus has been applied. [Please select]
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They are, according to the systematists, the same type, and yet they behave so differently. [Please select]
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At present, however, they are placed, except by a few systematists, in quite distinct families of the Hymenoptera. [Please select]
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These the systematists have divided into no less than _eighteen genera_. [Please select]
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The Indian white-eye (_Zosterops palpebrosa_) is a bird that has puzzled systematists. [Please select]
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There are two schools of systematists, those who assert that one specimen and one only must be the type of a species, and those who are willing to accept several specimens as types. [Please select]
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Until recently all ornithologists agreed that the curious starling-like bird known as the spotted-wing (_Psaroglossa spiloptera_) was a kind of aberrant starling, but systematists have lately relegated it to the Crateropodidæ. [Please select]
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