Godman(1879-1901)_Biologia Centrali-Americana (Lepidoptera-Rophalocera)

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Insecta. Lepidoptera-Rhopalocera. Volume III (1879-1901),by Frederick DuCane Godman and Osbert Salvin

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Listed below are the plates associated with this volume title. Plates are listed by plate number and truncateddescriptions (generally genus) of the figure information.

Table 1.: Olyras (2 species) ; Eutresis (1 species) ; Thyridia (1 species) ; Mechanitis (4 species)Table 2.: Napeogenes (1 species) ; Ithomia (4 species) ; Tithoria (3 species) ; Callithomia (1 species) ;Melinaea (2 species)Table 3.: Callithomia (1 species) ; Oleria (1 species) ; Napeogenes (2 species) ; Ithomia (14 species)Table 4.: Mechanitis (2 species) ; Ceratinia (1 species) ; Napeogenes (1 species) ; Pteronymia (3 species) ;Hypoleria (2 species) ; Hymenitis (1 species)Table 5.: Ithomia (15 species)Tab. 6: Callitaera (1 species) ; Hetaera (1 species) ; Pierella (3 species)Tab. 7: Antirrhaea (3 species)Tab. 8: Euptychia (19 species)Tab. 9: Oxeoschistus (1 species) ; Pedaliodes (3 species) ; Lymanopoda (1 species) ; Euptychia (3species)

Tab. 10: Tagetis (1 species) ; Pedaliodes (2 species) ; Gyrocheilus (1 species) ; Pronophila (1 species) ;Oxeoschistus (4 species)Tab. 11: Morpho (3 species)Tab. 12: Opsiphanes (1 species) ; Brassolis (2 species)Tab. 13: Eryphanis (1 species) ; Opsiphanes (2 species)Tab. 14: Caligo (2 species)Tab. 15: Eryphanis (1 species) ; Narope (1 species)Tab. 16: Acraea (2 species) ; Heliconius (3 species)Tab. 17: Heliconius (6 species)Tab. 18: Heliconius (8 species)Tab. 19: Eueides (3 species) ; Clothilda (1 species) ; Synchloe (1 species)Tab. 20: Synchloe (5 species) ; Eresia (6 species) ; Microtia (1 species)Tab. 21: Eresia (2 species) ; Phyciodes (16 species)

Tab. 22: Phyciodes (15 species)Tab. 23: Eurema (8 species)Tab. 24: Eunica (1 species) ; Myscelia (1 species) ; Epiphile (2 species) ; Bolboneura (1 species) ; Epicalia(1 species)Tab. 24a: Epicalia (1 species) ; Cyclogramma (1 species) ; Eubagis (8 species)Tab. 25: Callicore (3 species) ; Catagramma (6 species)Tab. 26: Ageronia (5 species)Tab. 27: Amphirene (1 species) ; Pyrrogyra (2 species) ; Timetes (2 species)Tab. 28: Adelpha (8 species)Tab. 29: Adelpha (10 species)Tab. 30: Adelpha (4 species) ; Apatura (2 species)Tab. 31: Apatura (2 species) ; Agrias (1 species) ; Prepona (2 species)

Tab. 32: Anaea (6 species)Tab. 33: Anaea (4 species)Tab. 34: Anaea (6 species)Tab. 35: Anaea (4 species)Tab. 36: Aneaea (2 species) ; Anaea (2 species)Tab. 37: Anaea (3 species) ; Siderone (2 species)Tab. 38: Eurybia (1 species) ; Mesosemia (10 species) ; Cremna (1 species)Tab. 39: Eurygona (8 species)Tab. 40: Eurygona (10 species)Tab. 41: Methonella (1 species) ; Limnas (1 species) ; Esthemopsis (1 species) ; Chamaelimnas (1species) ; Lyropteryx (1 species) ; Cyrenia (1 species) ; Ithomeis (1 species) ; Esthemopsis (1 species)Tab. 42: Tmetoglene (2 species) ; Esthemopsis (1 species) ; Anteros (1 species) ; Symmachia (3 species); Emesis (2 species) ; Mesene (5 species)

Tab. 43: Mesosemia (4 species) ; Eurygona (2 species) ; Necyria (1 species) ; Lepricornis (1 species) ;Anteros (1 species) ; Emesis (2 species) ; Symmachia (2 species)Tab. 44: Charis (5 species) ; Metacharis (1 species) ; Tharops (2 species) ; Lemonias (5 species) ; Charis(1 species) ; Pachythone (1 species)Tab. 45: Lemonias (6 species) ; Nymphidium (4 species)Tab. 46: Nymphidium (3 species) ; Pandemos (1 species) ; Theope (8 species)


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Tab. 47: Calydna (1 species) ; Charis (1 species) ; Esthemopsis (1 species) ; Lemonias (4 species) ;Nymphidium (3 species) ; Theope (4 species)Tab. 48: Eumaeus (1 species) ; Theorema (1 species) ; Thecla (6 species)Tab. 49: Thecla (10 species)Tab. 50: Thecla (11 species)Tab. 51: Thecla (12 species)Tab. 52: Thecla (13 species)Tab. 53: Thecla (13 species)Tab. 54: Thecla (13 species)Tab. 55: Thecla (16 species)Tab. 56: Thecla (16 species)Tab. 57: Thecla (16 species)Tab. 58: Thecla (17 species)Tab. 59: Euterpe (6 species) ; Hesperocharis (2 species)Tab. 60: Hesparocharis (2 species) ; Leptalis (6 species)Tab. 61: Leptalis (4 species) ; Daptonura (3 species)Tab. 62: Pieris (4 species)Tab. 63: Terias (7 species)Tab. 64: Terias (4 species) ; Nathalis (1 species) ; Catasticta (2 species) ; Acmeopteron (1 species)Tab. 65: Papilio (13 species)Tab. 66: Papilio (4 species)Tab. 67: Papilio (11 species)

Tab. 68: Papilio (11 species)Tab. 69: Papilio (5 species)Tab. 70: Papilio (6 species)Tab. 71: Papilio (5 species)Tab. 72: Papilio (7 species)Tab. 73: Pyrrhopyge (9 species) ; Mysoria (4 species) ; Amenis (2 species)Tab. 74: Yanguna (2 species) ; Jemadia (5 species) ; Oxynetra (3 species) ; Myscelus (2 species) ; Azonax(1 species)Tab. 75: Eudamus (19 species)Tab. 76: Goniurus (2 species) ; Plestia (3 species) ; Tarsoctenus (2 species) ; Phocides (5 species) ;Heteropia (2 species) ; Spathilepia (1 species)Tab. 77: Epargyreus (3 species) ; Proteides (1 species) ; Chrysoplectrum (1 species) ; Acolastus (1species) ; Telegonus (9 species)Tab. 78: Thymele (9 species) ; Telemiades (2 species) ; Dyscophellus (1 species) ; Nascus (3 species)Tab. 79: Telemiades (1 species) ; Nascus (2 species) ; Bungalotis (4 species)Tab. 80: Bungalotis (1 species) ; Cecropterus (4 species) ; Rhabdoides (2 species) ; Murgaria (1 species) ;Thorybes (1 species) ; Phoedinus (2 species) ; Cocceius (1 species) ; Cabares (2 species) ; Cogia (1species)Tab. 81: Cogia (3 species) ; Typhedanus (1 species) ; Caecina (1 species) ; Aethilla (1 species) ; Orneates(1 species) ; Hydraenomia (1 species) ; Paradros (1 species) ; Drephalys (1 species) ; Lignostola (1species) ; Phanus (1 species) ; Hyalothyrus (1 species) ; Entheus (1 species)Tab. 82: Arteurotia (1 species) ; Pythonides (11 species) ; Spionades (1 species)Tab. 83: Eracon (1 species) ; Gorgopas (1 species) ; Pellicia (10 species) ; Mycteris (1 species)Tab. 84: Nisoniades (1 species) ; Cyclosaemia (2 species) ; Anastrus (2 species) ; Gorgophone (1 species); Echelatus (4 species) ; Grais (1 species)

Tab. 85: Celaenorrhinus (3 species) ; Mylon (2 species) ; Eudamides (2 species) ; Xenophanes (1 species); Carrhenes (6 species)Tab. 86: Potamanax (5 species) ; Achlyodes (8 species) ; Sostrata (2 species) ; Paches (3 species) ; Ate(3 species)Tab. 87: Milanion (3 species) ; Eantis (3 species) ; Doberes (1 species) ; Masices (1 species) ; Antigonus(1 species) ; Systasea (5 species) ; Diaeus (1 species) ; Onenses (1 species) ; Gindanes (2 species)Tab. 88: Timochares (2 species) ; Ebrietas (4 species) Camptopleura (2 species) ; Diphoridas (2 species) ;Gorgythion (2 species) ; Anisochoria (1 species) ; Eropus (1 species)Tab. 89: Staphylus (15 species)Tab. 90: Staphylus (1 species) ; Scantilla (1 species) ; Paramimus (1 species) ; Timochreon (1 species) ;Zopyrion (1 species) ; Pholisora (3 species) ; Atarnes (1 species) ; Heliopetes (4 species) ; Hesperia (3species)Tab. 91: Chiomara (3 species) ; Thanaos (6 species) ; Celotes (1 species) ; Theagenes (2 species)

Tab. 92: Butleria (7 species) ; Pamphila (1 species) ; Apaustus (1 species) ; Paradopaea (2 species) ;Adopaeoides (2 species) ; Copaeodes (1 species)Tab. 93: Chaerephon (2 species) ; Hylephila (1 species) ; Erynnis (1 species) ; Atalopedes (1 species) ;Thymelicus (3 species) ; Catia (1 species) ; Ochlodes (1 species) ; Augiades (2 species) ; Zariaspes (2species) ; Poanopsis (1 species) ; Paratrytone (2 species)Tab. 94: Phycanassa (2 species) ; Atrytone (14 species)


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Tab. 95: Buzyges (1 species) ; Atrytonopsis (3 species) ; Lerodea (2 species) ; Stomyles (4 species) ;Amblyscirtes (4 species) ; Halotus (1 species) ; Calpodes (1 species) ; Prenes (1 species)Tab. 96: Prenes (7 species) ; Cydrus (1 species) ; Aides (3 species) ; Paraides (1 species) ; Xeniades (2species) ; Telles (1 species) ; Thespieus (2 species)Tab. 97: Thespieus (1 species) ; Vacerra (4 species) ; Tirynthia (1 species) ; Niconiades (4 species) ;Oxynthes (1 species) ; Phemiades (1 species) ; Thoon (2 species) ; Rhinthon (1 species)Tab. 98: Rhinthon (5 species) ; Cobalus (6 species) ; Cobalopsis (3 species) ; Onophas (1 species) ;Oeonus (1 species) ; Mucia (1 species) ; Morys (1 species)Tab. 99: Perimeles (1 species) ; Tigasis (1 species) ; Eutychide (6 species) ; Phanis (1 species) ; Euroto (5species) ; Phlebodes (1 species) ; Lerema (3 species)Tab. 100: Moeris (2 species) ; Metron (1 species) ; Metrocles (1 species) ; Papias (4 species) ; Mnasinous(2 species) ; Methion (1 species) ; Thargella (1 species) ; Mnasitheus (2 species) ; Mnasalcas (1 species) ;Mastor (3 species) ; Mnasilus (1 species) ; Vehilius (2 species)Tab. 101: Megistias (9 species) ; Parphorus (1 species) ; Vorates (2 species) ; Pheraeus (1 species) ; Molo(1 species) ; Vinius (2 species) ; Padraonaepictetus (1 species)Tab. 102: Carystus (9 species) ; Paracarystus (1 species) ; Zenis (1 species) ; Vettius (2 species) ;Coeliades (1 species) ; Dion (1 species) ; Flaccilla (1 species) ; Cymaenes (2 species)Tab. 103: Cymaenes (3 species) ; Mnaseas (1 species) ; Methionopsis (2 species) ; Eutocus (1 species) ;Epeus (1 species) ; Mnasicles (2 species) ; Callimormus (4 species) ; Mnestheus (3 species) ; Artines (2species)Tab. 104: Falga (2 species) ; Enosis (1 species) ; Carystoides (1 species) ; Lychnuchoides (1 species) ;Tisias (1 species) ; Themesion (2 species) ; Turesis (2 species) ; Megaleas (1 species) ; Lycas (1 species)

; Orphe (1 species)Tab. 105: Damas (1 species) ; Orses (2 species) ; Thracides (9 species)Tab. 106: Thracides (5 species) ; Perichares (4 species) ; Talides (1 species) ; Pyrrhopygopsis (1 species)Tab. 107: Caerois (1 species) ; Euptychia (5 species) ; Lymanopoda (1 species) ; Drucina (1 species) ;Opsiphanes (1 species)Tab. 108: Synchloe (4 species) ; Melitaea (2 species) ; Phyciodes (7 species) ; Callicore (2 species)Tab. 109: Adelpha (1 species) ; Prepona (2 species) ; Anaea (3 species)Tab. 110: Eurygona (1 species) ; Limnas (1 species) ; Charis (1 species) ; Emesis (2 species) ; Baeotis (1species) ; Tharops (1 species) ; Lemonias (3 species) ; Theope (5 species)Tab. 111: Thecla (4 species) ; Papilio (3 species) ; Baronia (1 species)Tab. 112: Pyrrhopyge (1 species) ; Eudamus (2 species) ; Heteropia (1 species) ; Thymele (1 species) ;Nascus (1 species) ; Bungalotis (1 species) ; Argynnis (2 species)

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