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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E12ADFE11FB6A00AF" box="[1152,1254,425,450]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">S. agylla</emphasis>
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. G.C. Clark (in
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) illustrated a detailed life history of
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Henning
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illustrates a caterpillar and pupa of
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(
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,
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), not Zanzibar as given by
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.
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described from Maungu, southeast of
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on the
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Road
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is a synonym of
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. This species is quite widespread in dry forests of
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extending into the
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(Magadi Road), while
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(1978)
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also gives a record for Logichokio in northwest
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. It is one of the few entirely endemic Kenyan skippers, although its presence in neighbouring countries is not unlikely.
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Normally this is a rare species (
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), e.g.
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records it as uncommon on the outskirts of Makardara and Marere Forests, Shimba Hills. It tends to be found in small groups of two or three, although once I found it common in Kibwezi Forest (
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).
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Flight is low and rapid interspersed with resting on low vegetation and feeding at low flowers. I have seen a male use a dried grass inflorescence about
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tall as a perch to defend a territory, returning for short periods to his perch.
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gives
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spp. as the food plants in
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Africa, in which he is followed by
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. I found the caterpillars on a patch of
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at the edge of
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behind
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(
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90
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/109). The following account is based on this material. Similar caterpillars which I was unable to rear were twice found on the same food plant at
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E16EAFBEEFE950503" bold="true" box="[199,281,1109,1134]" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">Ovum.</emphasis>
The ovum (
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) is laid on the abaxial surface of a young leaf, near the margin, or on the terminal, small young leaves. It may be that they are only laid on the youngest leaves, and those I have observed near the margin on the leaf abaxial surface were originally laid there but the leaf has expanded and opened subsequently. Although I believe it correctly identified, the ovum illustrated could be that of
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(Butler)
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, which also fed upon
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E16F4FB5DFE340593" box="[217,440,1253,1278]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">H. exappendiculata</emphasis>
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in the same area. However, I have associated a slightly different ovum with
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E1313FB5DFA100593" box="[1342,1436,1253,1278]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">S. zebra</emphasis>
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(
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), which is more globular, with more continuous lateral ridges. The ovum treated as
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here (MJWC 90/109) is
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in diameter, and has a series of irregular ridge-like protuberances in rows around the circumference, about 20 slightly above the base, a row of 18 above this, then of 14 and finally a circle of six around the micropyle. In some cases the ridges in successive rows run into each other, but often not.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E16BAF895FE810629" bold="true" box="[151,269,1838,1860]" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">FIGURE 2</emphasis>
. Three views of an ovum of
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, collected on
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, 12 Dec 1990; MJWC 90/109.
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, dorsal view;
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, dorsolateral view;
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, lateral view.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBC925E16EAF834FEE606C5" bold="true" box="[199,362,1935,1960]" pageId="4" pageNumber="305">Leaf shelters.</emphasis>
The leaf shelters are made by folding a leaf in half upwards and binding the edges together. Usually the whole leaf is used, but one shelter using the distal portion only was found. Older caterpillars seem to move onto younger leaves with successive shelters.
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There appears to be five instars. In the final instar (
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), the caterpillar head measures 2.1 x
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wide x high (n=3); dark brown, rugose, shiny; long, erect, pale, simple setae of about
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; similar, but dark setae on apices and less densely laterally; face from vertex to base of frons and almost to lateral edge with short, pale, recumbent, aciculate setae, except for a bare patch on each epicranium about one-quarter of the width of the face; these aciculate setae capture and hold white waxy powder at pupation. Pronotum concolorous with body, or paler; a very narrow slightly undulating dark line towards the posterior margin; about 20 long, pale, erect, simple setae. Body yellow-green, dorsal line and two lateral lines darker, scattered yellow-white dots; body covered with short, erect setae, bifurcate just before apex; anal plate with simple setae around margin; legs concolorous; spiracles inconspicuous. The caterpillar is superficially similar to others of the genus, but the uniform concolorous colouring of T1 (brown in the penultimate instar), is distinctive, lacking the contrasting white spots found in other species that I have reared.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBD925F16BAF91FFE8207D7" bold="true" box="[151,270,1700,1722]" pageId="5" pageNumber="306">FIGURE 3</emphasis>
. Final instar caterpillar of
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, 12 Dec 1990; moulted to final instar approximately 16 Dec; pupated 11 Jan 1991; MJWC 90/109A.
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, dorsolateral view; photographed 20 Dec; 13mm.
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, lateral view; photographed 27 Dec.
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, detail of head, anterolateral view; as #2.
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In the penultimate instar, the head (
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) measures 1.45 x
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wide x high (n=2). A
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caterpillar in the penultimate instar (MJWC 90/109) had the head brown, with long, pale, erect, simple setae, together with darker ones on apices and laterally; short, pale, recumbent, aciculate setae across face, except for a variable bare patch on each epicranium. Pronotum uniformly brown, except darker on posterior margin. Body dull yellow-green, dorsal line darker, dorsolateral and lateral lines lighter; scattered yellow dots and long, pale, erect setae, bifurcate just before apex.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C16BAFDD7FE8203EF" bold="true" box="[151,270,620,642]" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">FIGURE 4</emphasis>
. Penultimate instar caterpillar of
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, collected on
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C15BDFDD6FB3E03EF" box="[912,1202,620,642]" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">Hermannia exappendiculata</emphasis>
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, 12 Dec 1990; photographed 13 Dec; moulted to final instar approximately 16 Dec; 11mm; MJWC 90/109A.
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, dorsolateral view.
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, head and thorax, dorsal view.
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The preceding two instars are similar. The head of the Ln-2 caterpillar measures 1.1 x
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(n=2), while that of the Ln-3 instar measures 0.8 x
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(n=1). Given that the ovum is externally only
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in diameter (above), there is probably only one earlier instar. The head of the Ln-2 caterpillar is brown rather than dark brown, and there are no dark setae and no area bare of aciculate setae on the face. The head of the Ln-3 caterpillar has rather uniform short, erect, pale setae. The smallest caterpillars feed upon the leaf upper surface and skeletonise it.
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Pupa MJWC 90/109
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(Figure 5.2) was
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long,
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at widest; head, thorax and dorsal abdomen dark; appendages and abdomen ventrally translucent; lightly covered with white waxy powder; spiracle T1
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wide (dorso-ventrally),
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long (antero-posteriorly), dark and protruding, the posterior margin is a black fluted vertical wall of
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, and the anterior portion slopes down to the surface of the pupa; a row of four wax-free patches dorsally on
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13 giving a tessellated appearance; proboscis to end of wing sheaths; cremaster narrow; pupa covered with short, slender, pale, setae except on appendages; no brown plaques discernable. The pupal stage lasts 1214 days.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C16BAF9DFFE990717" bold="true" box="[151,277,1636,1658]" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">FIGURE 5.</emphasis>
Biology of
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C17BAF9DFFDA20717" box="[407,558,1636,1658]" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">Spialia kituina</emphasis>
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, Kenya.
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,
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cocoon reared from caterpillar, collected on
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C1304F9DEFEB207F4" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">Hermannia exappendiculata</emphasis>
, Kibwezi
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, 1 Apr 1989; 5mm; MJWC 89/29B.
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, pupa, lateral view; collected as caterpillar on
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C13AEF93FFEB207DA" italics="true" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">H. exappendiculata</emphasis>
, Diana Beach
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, 12 Dec 1990; pupated 11 Jan 1991; photographed 20 Jan; adult 25 Jan; 11mm; MJWC 90/ 109A.
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<emphasis id="0B9DEACCFFBE925C16EAF946FE1F067B" bold="true" box="[199,403,1789,1814]" pageId="6" pageNumber="307">Natural enemies.</emphasis>
Two caterpillars collected at Kibwezi (MJWC 89/29) were parasitized by a solitary larval endoparasitoid
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, the larvae of which emerged from fifth instar host caterpillars to spin a
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long white cocoon in a very loose flocculence of white silk in the leaf shelter (Figure 5.1). The adult emerged after 11 days.
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