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Anthoeharis belia, Esp. Staudinger remarks on the different forms of this
species. L. c. pp. 37-39.
Anthoeharis damone. This species does not occur, as stated, in Sicily, but
in Greece and Asia Minor. Staudinger, I. c. pp. 40, 41.
Callidryas. Butler (Lep. Exot. pts. 3-6, pis. 9,12, 15,16) has commenced
a monograph of this genus, and figures and describes the following known
species:—C. crocale, C.fiava, C. catilla, C. gorgophone, C. scylla, C. chryseis,
C. pyranthe, C. gnoma, C. pyrene.
Butler states (Tr. E. Soc. 1870) that C. braeteolata= C. cipris, $ (p. 9,
note), and that 0. alemeone and C. boisduvalii appear to be extreme variations
of the same species (p. 11 and note).
Rhodocera. Boisduval (Le"p. Guat. p. 10) suggests -that his B. lacordairei
may be the