John Hewitt
John Hewitt (1880-1961), South African zoologist.
Taxon names authored
(List may be incomplete)
- 92 taxon names authored by John Hewitt
Publications
(List may be incomplete)
1910
- Hewitt, J. 1910. Description of two trapdoor spiders from Pretoria (female of Acanthodon pretoriae Poc. and Stasimopus robertsi, n. sp.). Annals of the Transvaal Museum 2: 74–76. Reference page.
1914
- Hewitt, J. 1914. Descriptions of new South African Arachnida. Records of the Albany Museum Grahamstown 3: 1-37. Reference page.
1915
- Hewitt, J. 1915. Descriptions of new South African Arachnida. Records of the Albany Museum Grahamstown 3: 70-106. Reference page.
- Hewitt, J. 1915a. Descriptions of several new or rare species of Araneae from the Transvaal and neighbourhood. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 5: 89-100. Reference page.
1916
- Hewitt, J. 1916. Descriptions of new South African spiders. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 5: 180-213. Reference page.
1917
- Hewitt, J. 1917. Descriptions of new South African Arachnida. Annals of the Natal Museum 3: 687-711. Reference page.
1919
- Hewitt, J. 1919. Descriptions of new South African Araneae and Solifugae. Annals of the Transvaal Museum 6: 63-111. Reference page.
- Hewitt, J. 1919a. Descriptions of new South African spiders and a solifuge of the genus Chelypus. Records of the Albany Museum Grahamstown 3: 196-215. Reference page.
1926
- Hewitt, J. 1926. Some new or little-known reptiles and batrachians from South Africa. Annals of the South African Museum 20: 473-490.
1927
- Hewitt, J. 1927. Further descriptions of reptiles and batrachians from South Africa. Record of the Albany Museum. Grahamstown, 3: 371–415.
- Hewitt, J. 1927. On several new rodents in the Albany Museum. Record of the Albany Museum. Grahamstown 3(5):430-440. Reference page.
1935
- Hewitt, J. 1935. Some new forms of batrachians and reptiles from South Africa. Record of the Albany Museum. Grahamstown 4: 283–357. Reference page.
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