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(1 fig).
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: pl. 5, figs 40 i,ii.
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(5 figs). SI: Figure 20ej.
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Forewing length: male
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,
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,
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From Mpanda to Ugandan border, Northern Highlands, Pare Mts, Usambara Mts, Uluguru Mts, Turiani, Nguu forests, Image Mt, Mwanihana forest, Ukaguru Mts, Kiono forest, Pugu hills, Dendene, Masagati and the Rondo plateau, from sea level up to
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(
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, p.54). On
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it evidently does not penetrate into the forest reserve area, being confined to the lower slopes (records in BMNH from Moshi and New Moshi, and from
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at
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). Outside
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, found in forest and dense woodland across central Africa (
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, p.181). There is debate as to whether this species is polytypic or not here we follow
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, p.80) and
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in regarding it as monotypic (if divided into subspecies, then the
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population belongs to
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(Suffert, 1904) treated by
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, as a form).
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There are two forms of female
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in
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: white (typical), and piebald (f. “sinalata”). Typical females tend to have some pinkish-grey at the forewing base, and yellowish at the base of the hindwing. Form “sinalata” may or may not have the colour at the base of the forewing; the hindwing is all yellow. Some females of both forms have a flush of yellow at the base of the forewing beneath. Elsewhere a few other female forms occur, such as “verulanus” in
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. In life, males are notable for their pale blue ground colour, and both sexes have a nacreous sheen to the underside, which aids separation of female forms of this species from those of
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(
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