hardwickii
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Alternative forms
Etymology
After Thomas Hardwicke (1756-1835), British general and naturalist, who spent 48 years in India
Adjective
hardwickii
- Used as a specific epithet; Hardwicke's.
Derived terms
- Rhinopoma hardwickii (lesser mouse-tailed bat)
- Parnassius hardwickii (common blue Apollo)
- Valeriana hardwickii (India valerian)
- Molipteryx hardwickii (a squash bug)
- Lapemis hardwickii (spine-bellied sea snake)
- Kerivoula hardwickii (Hardwicke's woolly bat)
- Cucumis sativus var. hardwickii (a cucumber variety)
- Chloropsis hardwickii (orange-bellied leafbird)
- Gallinago hardwickii (Latham's snipe)
- Eublepharis hardwickii (east Indian leopard gecko)
- Paussus hardwickii (a carabid beetle)
- Catascopus hardwickii (a carabid beetle)
- Homalopsis hardwickii (a puff-faced water snake or masked water snake)
- Dendrocopos nanus hardwickii (a type of brown-capped pygmy woodpecker)
- Saara hardwickii (formerly Uromastyx hardwickii, Indian spiny-tailed lizard)
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