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GEOGRAPHICAL ZOOLOGY. 



[PAET IV, 



of Malaya with "West Africa independently of the Peninsula of 

 India. 



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3.4 



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The Morphidse are a group of generally large-sized butterflies, 

 especially characteristic of the Malayan and Moluccan districts, 

 and of Tropical America ; with a few species extending to the 

 Himalayas on the west, and to Polynesia on the east. The 

 genera are : — 



Amathusia (6 sp.), Northern India to Java ; Zcuxidia (9 sp.), 

 the Malay district; Biscophora (7 sp.). Northern India to 

 Philippines, Java and Timor ; Enispe (3 sp.), Northern India ; 

 Hyades (15 sp.), Moluccan and Polynesian districts, except one 

 species in Java; Chrome (11 sp.), Northern India to Philippines 

 and Celebes ; jEmona (1 sp.), Sikhim ; Hyantis (1 sp.), Waigiou ; 

 Thaumantis (10 sp.), Indo-Chinese and Malayan districts; 

 Morpho (40 sp.), Neotropical region, Brazilian and Central 

 American sub-regions. 



Family 5. BRASSOLID^. (7 Genera, 62 Species.) 



General Dlstribution. 



Neotropical 

 Sub-reoion.s. 



Neakctic 

 Sub-regions. 



Pal.«arctic 

 Sub-keoions. 



Ethiopian 

 Sub-regions. 



Oriental 

 Sub-regions. 



Australian 

 Sub-regions. 



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The Brassolidse have the same distribution as the genus 

 MorpJio. The genera are : — 



Brassolis (5 sp.) ; Opsiphanes (17 sp.) ; Dynastor (2 sp.); 

 Penetes (1 sp.) ; Caligo (21 sp.) ; Narope (5 sp.) ; and Dasyop- 

 thalma (3 sp.) 



