- (brush-footed butterflies). They were
formerly considered a
distinct family,
Satyridae. This
group contains nearly half of the
known diversity of brush-footed...
- to
Neope niphonica and
these two
species were
treated as one for a long time.
Neope niphonica in ****an "Family
SATYRIDAE".
Retrieved 2009-05-05. v t e...
-
member of the
Nymphalidae butterfly family found in East Asia. "Family
SATYRIDAE".
Retrieved 2009-05-05. "Neope Moore, [1866]" at
Markku Savela's Lepidoptera...
- and
flight activity in
territorial male graylings,
Hipparchia semele (
Satyridae), and
large skippers,
Ochlodes venata (Hesperiidae)". Oecologia. 101 (2):...
-
DEPRESSION AND
RAPID FITNESS REBOUND IN THE
BUTTERFLY BICYCLUS ANYNANA (
SATYRIDAE). Evolution. 1996 Oct;50(5):2000-2013. doi: 10.1111/j.1558-5646.1996.tb03587...
- (Lepidoptera,
Satyridae) Lfg.1,
Schweizerbart 1959
Monographie der
ostasiatischen Formen der
Gattung Melanargia Meigen (Lepidoptera,
Satyridae) Lfg. 2, Schweizerbart...
- Hesperioidea-Papilionoidea
Scientific Publishers. G.
Weymer 1912 "4 familie:
Satyridae", In: A. Seitz. (Eds.) Die Gross-Schmetterlinge der erde, 2; exotische...
- Poaceae.
Satyrinae (satyrs and browns,
earlier treated as
distinct family Satyridae) Host
plants are in the
families Arecaceae, Araceae, Cyperaceae, Heliconiaceae...
- owls as
tribe Br****olini) The
browns or
Satyrinae (formerly the
family Satyridae) The
Charaxinae (preponas and leaf butterflies) The
Biblidinae The Apaturinae...
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Butterflies of the
Oriental Region, Part II: Nymphalidae,
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