Name-bearing types of butterflies (Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea), in the National Museums of Scotland, Edinburgh Author Bland, Keith P. text Zootaxa 2019 2019-02-19 4559 1 57 89 journal article 28521 10.11646/zootaxa.4559.1.2 57ad8c16-9b8a-4fbc-a739-ae2286ac28d0 1175-5326 3522349 1FBE1872-5BA7-4E98-8D35-50C09D43F9E9 Bebearia orientis (Karsch, 1985) ssp. MALAWIENSIS Holmes, 2001 Tropical Zoology 14, 31 – 62 [56 – 57], figures 8 and 9. Combination still valid (see Kunz, 2016 ). Holotype , male, pinned (half of right antenna missing); also allotype female and paratypes 3 males , 1 female , all pinned (abdomen of allotype on slide CWNH .30). Specimen data : Specimen a : “Vizara. 2100’ 3.v.62 ” [Handwritten (by Gifford)] in blue ink on greaseproof paper]. “B. orientalis | malawiensis | Holotype | det. C.W.N. Holmes | Feb.1999 ” [Handwritten (by Holmes) on orange card]. Specimen b : “Vizara. | 2100’ | Raphia swamp forest | 11.v.62 ” [Handwritten (by Gifford) in blue ink on greaseproof paper]. “ Bebearia | mardania gp. | sl[ide]. CWNH (30)” [Printed]. “B.orientalis | malawiensis | Allotype | det. C.W.N.Holmes | Feb. 1999 ” [Handwritten (by Holmes) on orange card]. Specimen c ( ♂ ) “Lauderdale Estate, Mlanje, 11.vi.61 ” [Handwritten (by Gifford)]. “ D.R.Gifford , RSM 1962.66 ” [Printed]. Specimens d ( ♂ ) and e ( ♀ ) labelled same as specimen c but dated “ 21.v.61 .” Specimen f ( ♂ ): “Malanji, Brit.C.Africa ” [Handwritten]. “Adams Bequest, B.M. 1912.399, R.S.M. 1969.” [Printed]. Remarks : These six specimens are unambiguously the holotype , allotype and 4 paratypes designated by Holmes (2001) , and illustrated in Figures. 8 and 9 of that paper. Bebearia MARDANIA (Fabricius, 1793) ; Holmes, 2001 . Tropical Zoology 14 , 31–62 [45], figures 2, 8 and 9. Neotype , female, pinned: Specimen data : “ Ghana , Tano Nimri Forest Reserve ( 5°45’N , 2°36’W , M.B.Usher 3.viii.1975 , RSM 1975.64” [Printed on white card]. “ B.mardania . Neotype , des. C.W.N.Holmes, May 2000 ” [Handwritten (by Holmes) on orange card]. Remarks : This specimen is unambiguously the neotype described by Holmes to stabilise the concept of B.mardania (Fabricius, 1793) ( Holmes, 2001 ) . It is figured in Figure 2,8,& 9 of Holmes (2001) .