Iguanodon species

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

Good day everybody :-)
This may be the most laborious question I've ever asked (just wait, I 
haven't researched _Megalosaurus_ yet.)  My question(s) concern(s) the many 
(MANY) species attributed to _Iguanodon_, and their individual etymology.  
This is the info I have, feel free to correct it, or give me a thumbs up 
(e-mail wise) if everything is kosher:

GENUS:
Iguanodon (i-GWAHN-uh-DON) "Iguana tooth" [Mantell, 1825]
Type Species:
I. bernissartensis (bur-niss-ar-TEN-sis) "from Bernissart (Belgium)" 
[Boulenger vide van Beneden, 1881]
additional species:
I. anglicus (ANG-gleh-kus) "English" [Holl emend. Bronn, 1850]
I. atherfieldensis (a-thur-feel-DEN-sis) "from Atherfield" [Hooley, 1924 (or 
25?)]
I. dawsoni (DAW-sun-IE) "(Charles?) Dawson's" [Lydekker, 1888]
I. fittoni (FIT-uh-NIE?) "Honoring someone named Fitton (who?)" [Lydekker, 
1889]
I. hoggi (hog-IE) "Honoring someone named Hogg (who?)" [Owen, 1874]
I. lakotaensis (lah-koe-tah-EN-sis) "from Lakota (formation, S. Dakota)" 
[Weishampel & Bjork, 1989]
I. ottingeri (?) "(Lin) Ottinger's (discoverer)" [Galton & Jansen, 1979]

The ? are places where I was unable to find the appropriate information.  
Example, several searches involving every possible combination of Hogg, 
Owen, Iguanodon & Dinosaurs came up nil.  The same with Fitton, Lydekker, 
Iguanodon & Dinosaur.

Other than that, my only other query would ask if I overlooked any other 
species.  I assume the rest have all been reevaluated as synonyms of the 
above species or other genera.  I know I. hilli is said to be Hadrosaurian 
in origin, but is that a definite, or just a possibility?

Any help would be most graciously appreciated.
My deepest thanks,
Tommy Bradley :-)

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