The correct Spelling is...

The decision has been made and his name will be spelled....

Kelvin Zane

Yes, we went with the original scientific spelling. Brian really wanted to stay with the scientific origins. We also like (as Brian pointed out) that when you remove one letter from the "in" spelling that you get a common name (remove the 'l' and you have Kevin). It is the same way with our other son's name (remove the 'r' from Rowen and you have Owen). So we will keep with this tradition.

I am happy with the choice!