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Figure 1


Fig. 1. Photographs of the butterfly species examined. Uraniidae: (A) Urania fulgens; Papilionidae: (B) Papilio ulysses, (C) Papilio zalmoxis, (D) Parides sesostris, (E) Troides brookiana, (F) Troides urvillianus, (G) Troides priamus priamus (phenotypically similar to the green T. p. hecuba examined); Lycaenidae: (H) Celastrina ladon, (I) Callophrys dumetorum, (J) Mitoura gryneus and (K) Parrhasius m-album (very similar and closely related to the P. moctezuma examined); Nymphalidae: (L) Morpho aega. Photos are of upper wing surfaces, except for Callophrys dumetorum (I) and Mitoura gryneus (J), which are underwing surfaces. Not to scale. Specimens courtesy of the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History Department of Entomology.