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Eucheira socialis,
commonly known as the
Madrone butterfly is a
lepidopteran that
belongs to the
family Pieridae. It was
first described by John O. Westwood...
- Picozoa. The
madrone butterfly is the only
species in the
monotypic genus Eucheira. However,
there are two
subspecies of this butterfly, E.
socialis socialis...
- R. A., Bye (1991). "natural history, sociobiology, and
ethnobiology of
Eucheira socialis Westwood (Lepidoptera: Pieridae), a
unique and little-known butterfly...
- R. A. (1991). "The
natural history, sociobiology, and
ethnobiology of
Eucheira socialis Westwood (Lepidoptera: Pieridae), a
unique and little-known butterfly...
- R.A., Bye (1991). "natural history, sociobiology, and
ethnobiology of
Eucheira socialis Westwood (Lepidoptera: Pieridae), a
unique and little-known butterfly...
- James, M.T. (1945). "A new
larvaevorid parasite of the
social butterfly Eucheira socialis Westwood".
Journal of the
Washington Academy of Sciences. 35:...
- silk
material taken from
nests made by two
indigenous insects, the moth
Eucheira socialis and the
butterfly Gloveria psidii. The
nests were cut and pieced...
- (maguey worm) Atta
mexicana (ant)
Comadia redtenbacheri (mezcal worm)
Eucheira socialis (Madrone butterfly)
Sphenarium spp. (chapulines)
Liometopum apiculatum...
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material taken from the
large nests made by two
indigenous insects, the moth
Eucheira socialis and the
butterfly Gloveria psidii. The
nests were cut and pieced...
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built by caterpillars, such as the
remarkable bolsa of the
social pierid Eucheira socialis and the
tents of the
lasiocampid caterpillars, are made exclusively...