Hypsilophodon foxii & wielandi

["Tommy Bradley" <htomsirveaux@hotmail.com>]

Hi everybody,
As usual, my question involves the inspiration for species names.
The first is _Hypsilophodon foxii_ (two i's, right?)  I assume the name 
honors Reverend William Fox, who discovered the first known fossilized 
material of _Hypsilophodon_,
Now the second was a little trickier, _Hypsilophodon wielandi_.  Searching 
on Google brought up a hundred pages concerning some creationist author 
named Carl Wieland (I'm sure this is not the right person.)  Further 
research brought up a fellow by the name of Dr. G. R. Wieland (the site 
attributed some marine reptiles of South Dakota, the same location as H. 
wielandi, to him.)  Am I right in assuming Dr. Wieland discovered its 
remains, and Galton & Jensen (in 1979) honored him for it?
One more question: _H. wielandi_'s assignment to _Hypsilophodon_ seems 
tenative (down right disputed.)  Has it been removed?  Or is it currently 
allocated as a species of _Hypsilophodon_?
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Tommy Bradley :-)

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