Trogon Clathratus Bird

English Name:  Lattice-tailed Trogon
Latin Name:  Trogon clathratus
Protonym:  Trogon clathratus Proc.Zool.Soc.London Pt1 p.75
Taxonomy:  Trogoniformes / Trogonidae / Trogon
Taxonomy Code:  lattro1
Type Locality:  Santa Fé de Veragua, Panamd.
Author:  Salvin
Publish Year:  1866
IUCN Status:  Least Concern

DEFINITIONS

TROGON
(Trogonidae; Ϯ White-tailed Trogon T. viridis) Gr. τρωγων trōgōn  fruit-eating, gnawing  < τρωγω trōgō  to gnaw; “The reason for the name Trogon seems to be because Pliny has such a name after the Picus.” (Pennant 1773); "Trogon. Genus 51.  ...   Le genre du Couroucou (1).   ...   (1) Couroucou, nom formé de Curucui, qui est celui que les Brasiliens donnent à la quatrième espece de ce genre.   ...  Genus Trogonis (1).   ...   (1) Trogon, nomen quartæ hujus generis speciei a Moehringio inditum" (Brisson 1760): based on "Curucui" of Marcgrave 1648, "Tzinitzcan" of Hernandez 1651, and "Trogon" of Moehring 1752; "Linné's T. curucui, der wahre Typus der Gattung Trogon, ist eine nur auf Marcgrave's Beschreibung des Curucui basirende Art, welche wahrscheinlich Linné selbst nie gesehen hat." (Cabanis & Heine 1863); "Trogon Brisson, Orn., 1, 1760, p. 42; 4, p. 164. Type, by subsequent designation, Trogon viridis Linné = Trogon strigilatus Linné (Stone, Auk, 24, 1907, p. 192)." (Peters 1945, V, 150); "For use of the name T. viridis instead of T. strigilatus Linnaeus, 1766, see Zimmer, 1948, Am. Mus. Novit., no.1380, p. 26." (AOU Check-list N. Amer. Birds, ed. 6, 1983, 363); "TROGON Brisson, 1760  M—"Trogon" Brisson; type by tautonymy = Trogon viridis Linnaeus, 1766" (Dickinson & Remsen (eds.) 2013, 280).
Var. Tragon, Troghon, Trongon.
Synon. Aganus, Chrysotrogon, Curucujus, Eutroctes, Hapalophorus, Harpaleus, Microtrogon, Pothinus, Troctes, Trogonurus.

clathratus
L. clathratus  latticed  < clathrare  to cover with a grating  < clathri  lattice.
● "8. TROGON CLATHRATUS, sp. n.  ...  rectricibus duabus mediis dorso concoloribus, fascia apicali nigra, duabus utrinque  proximis nigris, extus æneo-viridescentibus, reliquis nigris, lineis angustis regulariter transversim notatis  ...  At first sight this very distinct species has the appearance of T. massena, Gould; but in addition to a considerable inferiority in size, the barred tail, a characteristic of a different section of the Trogonidæ, viz. of that which includes T. puella, Gould, at once shows its complete distinctness." (Salvin 1866) (Trogon).