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Crataegus jonesae is a
species of
hawthorn native to New
England and Canada. It is
named in
honor of
landscape architect Beatrix Jones Farrand, who first...
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Lychas jonesae, also
known as the
ochre scorpion, is a
species of
scorpion in the
Buthidae family. It is
native to Australia, and was
first described...
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vescus Isometrus maculatus Isometrus melanodactylus Lychas buchari Lychas jonesae Lychas marmoreus Lychas mjobergi Lychas spinatus Lychas variatus Cercophonius...
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Crataegus iracunda – stolon–bearing
hawthorn Crataegus jackii Crataegus jonesae Crataegus kansuensis –
Gansu hawthorn Crataegus laevigata –
Midland hawthorn...
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Lychas hillyardi Kovarík, 1997
Lychas inexpectatus Lourenço, 2011
Lychas jonesae Glauert, 1925
Lychas kamshetensis Tikader & Bastawade, 1983
Lychas kharpadi...
- Hoogstraal, 1967[citation needed]
Ixodes jellisoni Cooley & Kohls, 1938
Ixodes jonesae Kohls,
Sonenshine & Clifford, 1969[citation needed]
Ixodes kaiseri Arthur...
- in the
Queensland Museum Foundation. In 2011 a
spider species,
Opopaea jonesae, was
named after her in
recognition of her
service to the museum. In 2011...
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Arboretum in Boston, M****achusetts.
Sargent named a species,
Crataegus jonesae, in her honor, as it was she who
first noticed it and
brought it to his...
- stolon-bearing
hawthorn Crataegus irrasa — Blanchard's
hawthorn Crataegus jonesae — Miss Jones'
hawthorn Crataegus knieskerniana — Knieskern's
hawthorn Crataegus...
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tropical waters.
Other fishes from its
environment included Pycnodus jonesae,
Lavocatodus giganteus,
Myliobatis wurnoensis,
Stratodus apicalis, Nigerium...
