Rapid survey of the birds of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Ghana

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Appendix 4 No. Family Subfamily Genus Species subspecies hab rarity status ANT ASS ASN MRT PAPILIONIDAE Papilio 1 antimachus antimachus WEF VR ATE 2 zalmoxis WEF VR ooo 4 dardanus dardanus ALF NR ATE x 5 phorcas phorcas ALF RA ATE 7 horribilis WEF NR ATE ww 9 chrapkowskoides nurettini MEF CO ATE 10 sosia sosia ALF NR ATE 11 nireus nireus ALF CO ATE 12 menestheus menestheus WEF CO ATE 13 demodocus demodocus UBQ VC ATE x 15 cyproeofila cyproeofila MEF CO ATE x 16 zenobia MEF NR ATE x 17 nobicea MEF NR ––vo 18 cynorta cynorta MEF NR ATE Graphium 20 angolanus baronis GUI CO ATE 22 tynderaeus WEF RA ATE 23 latreillianus latreillianus WEF NR ATE x 24 almansor carchedonius DRF NR –– 25 adamastor DRF NR ooo 26 agamedes DRF RA –– 28 rileyi WEF RA ATE en 29 leonidas leonidas UBQ CO ATE x 30 illyris illyris WEF NR ATE 31 policenes ALF CO ATE x 32 liponesco WEF NR ate 34 antheus ALF NR ATE PIERIDAE PSEUDOPONTIINAE Pseudopontia 35 paradoxa paradoxa WEF NR ooo COLIADINAE Catopsilia 36 florella UBQ VC ATE x x x Eurema 38 senegalensis MEF CO ATE x x x 39 hecabe solifera UBQ VC ATE x x x 40 floricola leonis UBQ NR ATE x 41 hapale SPE VR ate 42 desjardinsii regularis UBQ NR ate 43 brigitta brigitta GUI NR ATE x PIERINAE 144 Rapid Assessment Program
Checklist of butterflies from the Atewa Range Forest Reserve with a list of those collected at each site during the 2006 RAP survey No. Family Subfamily Genus Species subspecies hab rarity status ANT ASS ASN MRT Pinacopteryx 44 eriphia tritogenia SUD NR –– Nepheronia 45 argia argia ALF CO ATE x 46 thalassina thalassina ALF CO ATE x x 47 pharis pharis ALF CO ATE Colotis 54 vesta amelia SUD NR –– 57 celimene sudanicus SUD RA –– 58 ione SUD NR –– 60 danae eupompe SUD NR –– 61 aurora evarne SUD NR –– 62 antevippe antevippe SUD NR ooo 63 euippe euippe UBQ CO ATE 65 evagore antigone SUD CO ooo Belenois 68 aurota SUD CO ooo 69 creona creona SUD VC ate 70 gidica gidica SUD NR ooo 72 subeida frobeniusi SUD NR –– 73 calypso calypso ALF VC ATE 74 theora theora MEF CO ATE x 76 hedyle hedyle DRF NR ATE Dixeia 78 doxo doxo SUD NR –– 79 orbona orbona SUD NR –– 80 cebron DRF NR ooo 81 capricornus capricornus DRF NR ooo Appias 84 sylvia sylvia ALF CO ATE 85 phaola phaola WEF NR ATE 86 sabina sabina MEF CO ATE 87 epaphia epaphia UBQ CO ate Leptosia 88 alcesta alcesta ALF vc ATE x x x 90 hybrida hybrida ALF CO ATE x x x 91 medusa ALF CO ATE x x x 92 marginea MEF NR ATE 93 wigginsi pseudalcesta ALF NR ate Mylothris 95 chloris chloris UBQ VC ATE 100 dimidiata WEF NR ATE ww 103 aburi DRF NR –– A Rapid Biological Assessment of the Atewa Range Forest Reserve, Eastern Ghana 145
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Rapid Assessment Program A Rapid Bi
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Table of Contents Participants and
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Participants and Authors Kofi Abban
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Organizational Profiles Conservatio
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Acknowledgements The success of thi
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Report at a Glance exclusively of f
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Executive Summary Introduction Acro
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Executive Summary ters, including A
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Executive Summary to the West Afric
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Executive Summary and others to con
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Executive Summary tected from furth
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Executive Summary dining facilities
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Executive Summary 1) Maintain Corri
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Executive Summary Ricketts, T. H.,
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Map A Rapid Biological Assessment o
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Chapter 1 An ecological, socio-econ
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Chapter 2 The botanical diversity o
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The botanical diversity of the Atew
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The botanical diversity of the Atew
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Chapter 3 A rapid botanical survey
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A rapid survey of the decapod crust
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Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
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Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonat
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Chapter 5 A rapid survey of butterf
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A rapid survey of butterflies in th
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Chapter 6 Additional comments on bu
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Chapter 7 The katydids of the Atewa
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The katydids of the Atewa Range For
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The katydids of the Atewa Range For
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Chapter 8 A Rapid Assessment of Fis
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T O G O A Rapid Assessment of Fishe
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A Rapid Assessment of Fishes in the
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A Rapid Assessment of Fishes in the
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A rapid survey of the amphibians fr
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Rapid survey of the birds of the At
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