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: pl. 6, figs 44 i,ii.
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(4 figs). SI: Figure 23eh.
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Forewing length: male
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(mean (
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,
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= 1.798); female
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(mean (
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,
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Note:
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placed this species in the resurrected monobasic genus
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, but we have not accepted this change (see Discussion).
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Found in various habitats from near sea level to
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in Mpanda,
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, Northern Highlands, Uluguru Mts, Mwanihana, Rubeho Mts, Pugu Hills and Masagati Forest (
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, p.55). In the BMNH there are several specimens from
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, including a male from Ngare-Nairobi collected by B. Cooper at
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, and a female from Old Moshi (SI: Figure
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,h). Recorded from Taveta by
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, p.99), and from the lower slopes of
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by Aurivillius (1910a, p.12). On this basis we include this species as a member of the lower slopes fauna, not having been encountered in the forest reserve area by
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. Beyond
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this butterfly has been recorded from
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(northeast),
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,
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(south),
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(south),
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,
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(
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, Shaba, Haut-Lomani, Lualaba, Haut-Katanga, Tanganika),
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,
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(north),
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,
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(north),
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,
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, parts of
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and
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.
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<paragraph id="4208AA0F366B2264FF23FF728020FEB6" blockId="21.[212,1172,168,288]" pageId="21" pageNumber="1563">Males appear always to be bright yellow with orange tips. Females vary considerably, including male-like forms, others are almost all yellow with faint markings at the forewing apex, or with a more darkened forewing apex (f. “inargyrata”), yet others are whitish (f. “cygnophila”). Pale, whitish females never seem to have orange tips.</paragraph>
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