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Discussion,
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feeders
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Several Zingiberaceae- and Costaceae-feeders show a distinctive feature of the pupa, i.e. the C-shaped rim to the T1 spiracle. This has been found in species of
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,
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and
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reported here, and can also be seen in the palm-feeding
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(Cock
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. In
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, and
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, this rim is similar in colour to the rest of the pupa, but in
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and
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it is differentiated by colour, so that the rim could be seen as forming a counterfeit eye (
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Janzen
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). Apart from
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, the caterpillars of these genera also have slightly narrower heads than is the case with other genera. Of this group of genera, we have only documented the ova of
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spp. (
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and
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), so although these are markedly different from other
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genera for which we have documented the eggs, we cannot generalise to the other genera that feed on
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and
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. However, we suggest this pupal character may be indicative of a natural genera group within the Afrotropical
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incertae sedis. They are unlikely to be closely related to Asian Zingiberaceae- and Costaceae-feeders such as
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spp.,
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spp. and
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spp. which have similar caterpillars, but have pupae of what we have referred to as the
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(
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).
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