In 2001 the lepidopterist Gilles Deslisle proposed placing it in its own subgenus ( which some writers have treated as a genus ); he originally proposed the name " Zeunera ", but this is a junior homonym ( with " Zeunera"
32.
According to this, a junior homonym replaced before 1961 is " not " rendered permanently invalid ( as junior homonyms usually are ) if " the substitute name is not in use " which has been the case after Amadon's 1963 revision.
33.
According to this, a junior homonym replaced before 1961 is " not " rendered permanently invalid ( as junior homonyms usually are ) if " the substitute name is not in use " which has been the case after Amadon's 1963 revision.
34.
Lorenz & Barbier, 2012 is a cone from the Philippines, discovered in 2012 and improperly categorized under the invalid junior homonym " Protoconus " ( According to WoRMS the genus " Protoconus " da Motta, 1991 is accepted as " Tenorioconus"
35.
It is, however, possible that if a senior homonym is archaic, and not in " prevailing usage, " it may be declared a " nomen oblitum " and rendered unavailable, while the junior homonym is preserved as a " nomen protectum ".
36.
The genus was originally described under the name " " Heikea " " by Lipke Holthuis and Raymond B . Manning in 1990, but was later revealed to be a junior homonym of the gastropod genus " Heikea ", erected by Orvar Isberg in 1934.
37.
Thus, although the name " S . philippinus " predates the accepted name " S . montalbani ", " S . philippinus " is considered a junior synonym for the Philippines spurdog and a junior homonym for an invalid name of the Port Jackson shark.
38.
Another error occurred in 1982, when G . N . Kasin believed " Pyrgilauda " had been established twice, and thought the snowfinch genus name which he believed to have been established by Verreaux in 1870 was the junior homonym of Bonaparte's sparrow-lark synonym.
39.
This is a more generalized definition than the one for " nomen protectum ", which is specifically a conserved name that is either a junior homonym that is in use because the senior synonym or homonym has been made a " nomen oblitum " ( " forgotten name " ).
40.
The difference between a primary junior homonym and a subsequent use of a name is undefined, but it is commonly accepted that if the name referred to another species or form, and if there is in addition no evidence the author knew that the name was previously used, it is considered as a junior homonym.
