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388 INSECTA, LEPIDOPTERA.
Morpho. Boisduval (Le"p. Guat. pp. 60, 61) remarks that Pap. tekmachus,
Cram., is the true $ of that of Linnaeus ; M. montezuma, Gueii., and M. octavia,
Bates, are probably vars. of M. corydon, Deyr. [Gu6"n.,=Jif. peleides,
Koll.] ; M.justitia, Sal v. & Godm., probably = M. theseus, Deyr.
New species:—
Amathusia polliearis, Luzon; A. virgata, Macassar, Celebes: Butl. Tr. E.
Soc. pp. 485, 486.
Tenaris diana, Ternate; T. fulvida, Mysol: Butl. 1. c. p. 487.
Mmpho juturna, Butl. Cist. Ent. ii. p. 28, Lepid. Exot. vi. p. 49, pi 19.
f. 1, New Granada.
Brassolides.
Caligo hemichroa, Butl. This species is described and figured by Butler,
Lepid. Exot. iv. p. 29, pi. 11. f. 2.
Caligo arisbe, Hiibn., = taramela, Godt: Boisduval, Lep. Guat. p. 57.
Morpho (Caligo) ilioneus. On a specimen of the imago with the head of
the larva, see Hagen, P. Bost. Soc. xii. p. 163.
Pavonia eurylochus, Cram. Boisduval [Le"p. Guat. p. 57] alludes to an
opinion that the specimens usually referred to this species from Brazil and
Guatemala form two species distinct from the type from Guiana.
Eryphanis. Boisduval (I. c. p. 58) states that reevesii, Doubl. & Hew.,=
automedon §, and describes in full E. asaeus, Herr.-Schaff
Caligo, Hiibn. Contrary to his usual practice, Boisduval (I. c. p. 54)
adopts this name because several authors have used it, but he applies it to
Opsiphanes (!). He proposes the name of Caligo fabricii for Cramer's figure
106 A, which all authors consider to represent cassia, Linn., and makes no
mention of Ops. crameri, Feld. (=cassia, Cram. 105 A, B). He also redescribes
as new [Ops.] tamavindi, Feld.
Megastes, g. n., Boisd. Le"p. Guat. p. 53. Not characterized; includes
Pap. darius, Fabr., and Brassolis macrosiris, Doubl. & Hew.
Eryphanis, g. n. (also Euryphanis and Eryphane I), Boisd. I. c. p. 57. Males
with a dull brownish or yellowish spot at the base of the abdominal groove,
varying in form in each species. Palpi contiguous, clothed, the last joint
pointed. Type Pap. automedon, Cram.
New species -.—
Opsiphanes orgetorix, Hewitson, Ent. M. M. vi. p. 177, Chontales.
Caligo oberon, Butl. ( = Potamis conspicua teucer, Hiibn. nee Linn.), Tr.
E. Soc. 1870, p. 488, South America.
Pavonia dardanus, Honduras, Guatemala, Columbia; P. scamander, Guatemala,
Nicaragua, Venezuela; Eryphanis wardii, Guatemala, Nicaragua:
Boisd. /. c. pp. 56-58.
Satyrides.
BOISDUVAL (I. c. p. 61) states that the genera Dyctis and Ccelites do not
belong to this family, and should be placed near Hyades and Chrome.
BUTLER (Cat. Lep. Fabricius, pp. 8-37) makes the following notes on
species of this family -.—Pap. yerdrudtus, R, is a Carols; Gnophodes betsimena,