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<emphasis id="B977EAD72869FFFEF798FCE1FE5BB3BE" bold="true" box="[255,504,870,896]" italics="true" pageId="41" pageNumber="42">Nymphalites zeuneri</emphasis>
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, Bembridge Marls; late Priabonian, late Eocene.
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<paragraph id="8BBC36C52869FFFEF7A0FC72FC0CB430" blockId="41.[151,1437,941,1974]" box="[199,943,1013,1038]" pageId="41" pageNumber="42">Depository: BMNH (holotype, no. I.10384; counterpart holotype).</paragraph>
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Published figures:
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;
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Murata (1998: Fig. 6, as
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.
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<paragraph id="8BBC36C52869FFFEF7A0FBBAFB3BB548" blockId="41.[151,1437,941,1974]" pageId="41" pageNumber="42">This specimen consists of remains of both pairs of wings. The forewing: cell closed; probable radial vein formula 1, 2, 3+(4+5), but of R3-R5 only the common stem and an indication of the first forking remains, since the rest of the apical region is lacking and it cannot be decided if all radial veins were present, or whether R4 or R5 had become obsolete. M1 from anterior apical corner of cell, M2 closer to M1 than to M3; udc absent, mdc concave to termen, ldc straight; Cu trifid (CuA2, CuA1, M3); 1A+2A faintly discernible, single, basal third invisible because of superimposed hindwing. Hindwing: margins missing except for basal part of anterior margin; cell open; humeral vein straight, unforked, from fork of Sc+R, directed toward humerus. Area between Sc and anterior margin apparently narrow; Sc straight except basally, but greater part missing. M2 closer to M1 than to M3. One anal vein visible, but anal area largely missing. Traces of crescent-shaped markings on the underside.</paragraph>
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According to the original description the specimen is medium-sized; length of forewing cell
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. This species of
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is close to the extant species of
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(Westwood)
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,
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(Fabricius)
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of tropical Asia and
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Doubleday &amp; Hewitson
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, now placed in
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, of Africa, in wing form and venation. However, since the wing margins are almost entirely missing, we can only speculate on the wing form and the short, broad wing tail between M2 and M3 of the hindwing in Fig. 75 of
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is likely speculation of the artist who made the drawing, since the margin cannot be reconstructed from the fossil. The open hindwing cell is an apomorphy of part of the
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. Notably, it is the only character on which the assignment of the fossil to the family
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can be based. The radial branches in the forewing are incomplete, but what can be seen does not contradict an affinity to the
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, at the same time this feature does not prove that it is a member of the
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as the
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generally have a plesiomorphic condition for the branching of the radial veins.
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The fossil was mentioned by
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without description, except that it was &quot;so closely related to the recent genus
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(Nymphalidae)
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that it could easily be placed there.&quot; He added that &quot;The description will shortly be published elsewhere.&quot; This did not happen until 19 years later by
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. It is not clear where the names
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, used by
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for this fossil, originates from. Possibly it is a manuscript name; apparently, the name is an objective junior synonym.
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