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Summary.  Grounds exist for accepting that the previously unrecognised paratypes of Zosterops (palpebrosus) auriventer Hume in Hume & Davison, 1878, from a population inhabiting the coastal lowlands of the Malacca Straits, are all still held by the Natural History Museum, Tring, and that the overall type series is a taxonomic composite. Comparative morphology and a re-reading of original collecting details combine to revise Hume's identification of his paratypes. Their population is re-named and its geographical range redefined, with suggested outcomes for species limits. The term ‘continental’ here includes the islands of South-East Asian shelf waters, i.e., as far the Greater Sundas and their satellites.

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<i>Zosterops</i>white-eyes in continental South-East Asia. 1: proposed refinements to the regional definition of Oriental White-eye<i>Z. palpebrosus</i>

Zosteropswhite-eyes in continental South-East Asia. 1: proposed refinements to the regional definition of Oriental White-eyeZ. palpebrosus