Matskási István (szerk.): A Magyar Természettudományi Múzeum évkönyve 98. (Budapest 2006)

Bálint, Zs. ; Abadjiev, S.: An annotated list of Imre Frivaldszky's publications and the species-group and infraspecies names proposed by him for plants and animals (Regnum Plantare and Animale)

References to binomens are listed chronologically as they appear in the publications. The spellings of the names are often different, altered by I. FRIVALDSZKY himself or they are original lapses. After the Latin binomen we cite also the abbreviation of the author's name, which in certain cases is not FRIVALDSZKY. If this happens we always note it for the reader who is familiar with the group for future revision (see the below). I. FRIVALDSZKY was very inconsistent, and sometimes even cryptic, in abbreviating his own name, as he indicated certain taxa described by CHRISTIAN FRIEDRICH FREYER (1794-1888) as "Fr", but he often used the same abbreviation for indicating himself as the author, or he put only "Frivald." or "Frivaldszky for taxa described jointly by I. and J. FRIVALDSZKY". If a scientific name occurs with a common Hungarian name, either preceding or subsequent to it, it is also given because in many cases these names provide a clue for the identity of the taxon. All the citations refer precisely to the page(s) of the given publication(s) and repeat verbatim the words, which contain indications to the type locality. In these cases translation of the originally Hungarian or Latin words are provided [in square brackets]. As a closing remark, there is an indication to the status of the type material deduced from these sources. In many cases I. FRIVALDSZKY indicated a generalised locality for the material he based his descriptions on, but subsequently he often presented a more precise locality of the given taxon. We understand most of these subsequent actions of I. FRIVALDSZKY as type locality clarifications in the sense of the International Commission of Zoological Nomenclature (1999) (abbreviated as ICZN), Recommendation 76A. The geographical names used by IMRE FRIVALDSZKY are almost totally altered. He used Hungarian or Latin scripts of localities, which were situated in the regions of the Hungarian Kingdom (including present-day Croatia, the western part of Romania, the northern part of Serbia-Montenegro and Slovakia) or the Ottoman Empire (including present-day Bulgaria, Greece, Macedonia and western Turkey). Therefore, a Gazetteer is provided for all the names with their modern equivalents emerging in connection with the names I. FRIVALDSZKY proposed. PUBLICATIONS OF IMRE FRIVALDSZKY CONTAINING FORMAL DESCRIPTIONS OR INDICATIONS TO BINOMENS ATTRIBUTING THE AUTHORSHIP TO HIMSELF FRIVALDSZKY, IMRE 1835Ű: Közlések a' Balkány' vidékén tett természettudományi utazásról. [Notes on the natural history journey taken in the Balkan region.] -A' Magyar Tudós Társaság Evkönyvei. Második kötet. Budán. Magyar Királyi Egyetem nyomtatása. Pp. 235-276, pis IVIL - Inventory number: Ad 1127. Written in Hungarian with extensive lists of plants and animals in binomen introducing numerous nomina nuda. This is the first account of the Balkan expeditions with the establishment of the plant genus Haberlea along with the diagnoses in Latin and descriptions in Hungarian of four plant species (including the type species of Haberlea) (Figs 2-4), 24 species of Coleoptera, nine Lepidoptera and three Gastropoda. FRIVALDSZKY VON FRIVALD, EMRICH 1835/;: Antrag der im Jahre 1833 und 1834 in der europäischen Türkey, namentlich in Rumelien, auf dem Balkan und Rhodope gesammelten wildwachsenden Pflanzen. Von Hinke und Manolesko. -