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Zietz, F. R., A. M. Morgan, S. A. White, and R. Crompton. 1915d. Order Passeriformes, family Zosteropidae, genus Zosterops: Zosterops lateralis westernensis - Southern White Eye (Silver Eye). South Australian Ornithologist 2:62–64.