INDEX OF SCIENTIFIC NAMES
Key to the various fonts used in this index:
Nomenclature CAPITALS: ROMAN ITALICS Lower Case: Roman Italics Boldface Pagination accepted[1] names of taxa higher than genera unaccepted names of taxa higher than genera specific epithets and generic names (the latter in paren- theses) of accepted combinations of accepted species names unaccepted names of genera accepted generic names when used in unaccepted combi- nations (in species and subspecies names) specific epithets of unaccepted species names accepted names of genera Roman indicates page reference to the name of an unaccepted taxon or to the incidental mention of the name of an accepted taxon
Boldface indicates page reference to the name of an accepted taxon
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- ↑ NOTE: As used here, the term "accepted" has two implications: (1) taxonomically it means that the taxon under consideration is included in the classification scheme of Bergey's Manual and is described therein and (2) nomenclaturally it means that the name used in the Manual for the taxon was deemed by the editor in chief, Dr. Breed, on the basis of facts then at hand, to be the correct name.
