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: pl. 11, figs 110 i,ii.
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(4 figs). SI: Figure 36ej.
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Forewing length: male
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,
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= 1.641); female
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,
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= 1.776).
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<emphasis id="70C3761D365F2250FF09FB1F855EFB4B" box="[212,309,1221,1245]" italics="true" pageId="33" pageNumber="1575">Records.</emphasis>
Pare Mts and Northern Highlands including Loliondo, in heavy woodland, forest margins and open forest, at c.
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elevation (
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, p.68). Kielland did not cite specific records for the Northern Highlands, but material in the BMNH (from
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collected by B. Cooper, and from Old Moshi collected by Selous) confirms its presence. This species has been reported as apparently migrating in large numbers near Moshi, in
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(
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, p.158).
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, p.537) noted
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(as “
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”) from
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collected in
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; Aurivillius (1910a, p.11) recorded this butterfly in the Kibongoto area, up to
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, during May, September and October. There are several specimens from the slopes of
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and from
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in OUMNH.
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observed this species on
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from March to November, at
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.
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There is variation in the amount and extent of yellow and orange flushing to the fore and hindwing bases and this can lead to uncertainties over identification (see under
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, below). Females are male-like or yellowish, probably dimorphic. Beyond
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subspecies
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occurs in
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and the
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highlands. The species occurs throughout much of eastern Africa, in a series of races from
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to
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, extending to the west as far as southeastern
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(
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, p.223). Like
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, on Kilimanjaro
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appears primarily to be a denizen of the lower slopes, just entering the margin of the forest zone at around
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.
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