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d
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(1 fig.). SI: Figure 4a
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Forewing length: male
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According to
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, from sea level to over
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.
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E. Barns obtained this butterfly in the
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, where
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, p. 499) evidently found it abundantly. Not encountered in the forest zone by
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. We regard this as a member of the lower slopes fauna
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but it would appear to have the potential to enter the lower levels of the forest. Subspecies
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occurs widely in eastern Africa, from
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. A third subspecies is found in northern
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. According to
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, p. 271; based on
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, p. 320), it is possible that a fourth, unnamed
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however, although the species is confirmed for the island by
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, p. 457), and there do appear to be minor differences in phenotype (photographs made available by J.D. Weintraub), these authors make no comment on status.
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