- (1992). "Toward a
better understanding of host use and
biodiversity in
riodinid butterflies".
Journal of
Research on the Lepidoptera. 31 (1–2): 103–126...
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their symbioses with ants (see
singing caterpillars). The
location of
riodinid organs that
function in caterpillar-ant
symbioses differs from
those found...
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plant to
protect it
against herbivores.
There are
certain insects such as
Riodinid caterpillars which excrete sugary honeydew from
their tentacle nectaries...
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Adelotypa annulifera is a
species of
riodinid butterfly found in
South America (Guyana, Bolivia, Peru). It was
first described by
Frederick DuCane Godman...
- "Extinction and
biogeography in the Caribbean: New
evidence from a
fossil riodinid butterfly in
Dominican amber".
Proceedings of the
Royal Society B: Biological...
- Recently,
Lucas Kaminski and
collaborators are
expanding the
studies of
riodinid-ant
symbioses in Brazil. Ants that
harvest plant secretions also form ecological...
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World Riodinids. The
subfamily are the only
Riodinids that feed
exclusively on
members of the
plant family Primulaceae,
being the only
Riodinids to do...
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taxonomically described from
amber and the
first true
fossil of an
adult riodinid. Five specimens, all females, were
found in
pieces of
amber from the resin...
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Harvey (2002), "The
Phylogeography of
Amazonia Revisited: New
Evidence from
Riodinid Butterflies", Evolution, 56 (7): 1489–1497, doi:10.1554/0014-3820(2002)056[1489:tpoarn]2...
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iridescence was
previously only
known from one
other species, the
riodinid Ancyluris meliboeus. In A. meliboeus, however, the
iridescence is produced...
