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Post by cabintom on Nov 23, 2014 7:23:36 GMT -8
I was thinking this was Cymothoe caenis, but with less extensive markings. But the anal folds aren't dark like all of the C. caenis specimens I've found, so I'm thinking this might be a different species. Thoughts? Caught 6/VII/2014 Nebobongo, Haut-Uele, DRC Then there's this one. It also could very well be C. caenis, but again there's enough differences (especially wing shape) from the other specimens I've caught that I'm not certain. Caught 1/VII/2014 Nebobongo, Haut-Uele, DRC
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Post by mygos on Nov 23, 2014 10:45:37 GMT -8
Hi Tom,
First specimen is a Cymothoe caenis female form conformis Second is Cymothoe jodutta ehmckei female
A+, Michel
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Post by cabintom on Nov 23, 2014 11:03:28 GMT -8
Hi Tom, First specimen is a Cymothoe caenis female form conformis Second is Cymothoe jodutta ehmckei female A+, Michel Awesome! Merci. Do you know where I could find information on each of the female forms of C. caenis? Tom
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Post by mygos on Nov 24, 2014 13:27:05 GMT -8
Sorry Tom, but unfortunately, there is not much litterature I can suggest you ...
A+, Michel
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Post by cabintom on Nov 24, 2014 17:45:27 GMT -8
Sorry Tom, but unfortunately, there is not much litterature I can suggest you ... A+, Michel That's ok! Thank you, Tom
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Post by africanentomology on Mar 27, 2018 6:48:51 GMT -8
Tom, It's not possible to have a name for each Cymothoe caenis female forms. I have many boxes just with Cymothoe caenis : White, brown, black, yellow, orange.....
Best
Philippe
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Post by africaone on Mar 28, 2018 23:12:06 GMT -8
isn't the first more a male of Cymothoe druryi ?
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Post by cabintom on Jul 29, 2018 9:19:46 GMT -8
isn't the first more a male of Cymothoe druryi ? Is C. druryi found this far east?
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Post by Adam Cotton on Jul 29, 2018 11:37:18 GMT -8
Good to see you posting again, Tom, we were worried!
Adam.
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