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A Revision of the Old World Species (Lepidoptera, Pieridae)

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16 Osamu Yata<br />

Eurema sarilata mindorana (Butler, 1898)<br />

Terias mindorana Butler, 1898: 73-74. LECTOTYPE $ (Mindoro Is.) here designated. [BMNH,<br />

examined]<br />

Eurema sari mindorana (Butler); Corbet & Pendlebury, 1932: 187.<br />

Eurema sarilata mindorana (Butler); Holloway, 1973: 149.<br />

This subspecies is distinguishable from <strong>the</strong> nominate subsp. sarilata from Minda<br />

nao by <strong>the</strong> following combination <strong>of</strong> characters.<br />

Male (PI. 6 (5-6)). Upperside: Forewing black distal border sometimes broad<br />

er, with its inner edge sometimes much diffused and narrowly extended to <strong>the</strong> middle<br />

<strong>of</strong> basal margin in spaces la and lb+c; hindwing black distal border sometimes<br />

somewhat broader, with its inner edge more strongly diffused; basal portions <strong>of</strong> both<br />

wings more strongly blackish. Underside: Most markings much fainter; marginal<br />

black anticiliary line narrower. Female (Pis. 6 (7-8), 7 (1-2)). Upperside: Fore<br />

wing black distal border broader, with its inner edge much diffused and narrowly<br />

extended towards base in spaces la and lb+c; discocellular spot sometimes well<br />

developed; hindwing black distal border somewhat broader, with its inner edge more<br />

strongly diffused; basal portions <strong>of</strong> both wings more extensively diffused. Underside:<br />

Most markings much fainter; marginal black anticiliary line narrower.<br />

Forewing length: Male 24.0-24.5 mm (n=3, avg=24.2 mm), female 23.0 mm.<br />

Type material examined: Terias mindorana was described from two female speci<br />

mens from 'Mindoro Is.' by Butler. The BMNH now possesses a female specimen,<br />

which bears <strong>the</strong> labels: 'Type (red) / Mindoro, Philippine Is., Dr. Platen. /<br />

Godman-Salvin Coll. 96-12.'. In addition <strong>the</strong> female bears <strong>the</strong> following labels;<br />

'Lectotype (purple) / Terias mindorana Butler LECTOTYPE det. O. Yata 1990' and<br />

hereby designated lectotype.<br />

Material studied: MINDORO: Oriental Mindoro, Pueruto-Galera water fall,<br />

2o*l£, 10. ix. 1976 (Kashiwai); Pinamalayan, 1

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