The collection consisted of 84 specimens belonging to 54 species, obtained in June 1878 at Tucuman or near Salta. Nine were new to Dr. Burmeister’s list. See also [Durnford], suprà, p. 224.
Schulz, Fritz.
Herr Fritz Schulz, an assistant in the museum of the University of Cordoba, brought a fine collection of birds to Europe in 1883, which he had made in Tucuman and other northern provinces of the Republic. The new species were described by Dr. Cabanis (see [above], p. 223), except a single species described by Schulz himself.
Ueber eine neue Cnipolegus-Art. Journ. f. Orn. 1882, p. 462.
[Describes Cnipolegus cabanisi from Tucuman.]
(1) Exhibition of Specimens of Heliomaster angelæ, and Notes thereupon by Prof. Burmeister. P. Z. S. 1865, p. 466.
[The specimens were obtained near Buenos Ayres, where it is “not uncommon.” Dr. Burmeister also refers to Chlorostilbon phaethon.]
(2) On some new or little-known Birds from the Rio Paraná. P. Z. S. 1870, p. 57.
[Some of the specimens procured during Capt. Page’s expedition (see [Cassin], suprà, p. 223) are remarked on. Of these Coryphistora alaudina is figured and Cnipolegus cinereus is described as new.]