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40. HyPANARTIA LETHE. 



Papilio lethe, Fab., Ent. Syst., iii, 1, p. 80, n. 250 (1793). 

 Bangc. Mexico; Venezuela; Ecuador; Brazil. 

 Not common. Port of Spain ( W. J. Kayc). 



41. JUNONIA GENOVEVA. 



Papilio genoveva, Cram., Pap. Ex., iv, t. 290, E. F. (1782). 



Bange. West Indies ; Mexico ; Honduras ; Guiana. 



Not very common in my experience^ and found in 

 nothing like the abundance in the other islands. 



42. Anartia jatrophe. 



Fapilio jatrophe, Linn., Mus. Ulr., p. 289 (1764). 



Bange. West Indies ; Brazil; Guiana; Venezuela. 



An abundant species, particularly frequenting dry 

 weedy situations. 



43. Anartia amalthea. 



Papilio amalthea, Linn., Mus. Ulr., p. 288 (1764). 



Bange. Brazil; Venezuela; Guiana; Panama. 



An abundant species delighting in damp places. These 

 opposite habits in these two closely-related species are 

 noteworthy. 



44. Catonephile numilia, 



Papilio numilia. $, Cram., Pap. Ex., ii, t. 81, E. F. 



(1779). 

 Papilio micalia $, Cram., Pap. Ex., ii, t. 108, C. D. 



(1779). 



Bange. Brazil; Colombia; Guiana. 



One ^, 2 $ $, taken by Guppy. 



Note. — One of these females would be classed as numilia 

 (=micaUa) and the other as pentMa. It is exceedingly probable that 

 numilm has a dimorphic female, as it is not likely that in an island 

 such as Trinidad two female Epicalias taken together would be two 

 different species. The males of numilia and penthia are identical, 

 and I have therefore not recognised penthia as a species. 



