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There apparently have been a number of "Abbotts" active in the world of
zoology.  A quick web search reveals the following critters with the
specific name "abbotti":

- several lizards
- several birds (including Sula abbotti, otherwise known as Abbott's Booby)
- an extinct primate
- a frog
- an ascidian
- a terrestrial crab
- an ant

I believe the reptiles were named after Clinton Abbott, a past director
of the San Diego Society of Natural History.  The others, I have no idea.

OK, I'm outta here!  Heading to Cape Cod for a relaxing week of rest,
sun, and hopefully a few shells.

Paul M.

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