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median, and a recurved lunule fi-ora the lower anal angle. Uuderside. ForewUuj 

 paler ; the vein streaks also palei'. hllndirlng as on upperside. Thorax above and 

 below black ; palpi black ; frontal tuft, collar, sides of thorax beneath, and abdomen 

 crimson ; abdomen above and beneath with black segmental bands and lateral spots ; 

 antennae and legs black. 



Female. Upperside duller coloured. Forawiiuj shorter and broader ; outer vein 

 streaks somewhat narrower. Iliudwiiig with the central white patch somewhat 

 smaller, the two short outer-median portions more or less obsolescent ; outer lunules 

 paler, the lower anal lunule partly white. Underside similar to the upper. Bodij 

 pale red. 



Expanse, d' 5 to 5^, ? 4^ inches. 



Habitat. — Burma; Tenasserim ; Malay Peninsula. 



DiSTUiBDTiON. — " Not uncommon near Rangoon and Moulmein in October and 

 November. Taken also in .Tune. Males much more common than the female" (Col. 

 C. H. E. Adamson, List, p. 47). J\Ir. Ossian Limborg obtained it " on the road from 

 Moulmein to Meetan, Upper Tenasserim " (P. Z. S. 1878, 840). Signer L. Fea took 

 it at Moolayet in March. Col. C. T. Bingham found it at Thoungyen in December, 

 on the Donat Range in January, and at Rangoon from August to December. 

 Mr. H. J. Elwes records it from " Tavoy, Tenasserim" (.J. As. Soc. Bengal, 1886, 

 405). It also occurs at Perak, Malay Peninsula. 



LOSARIA CACHARENSIS (Plate 439, fig. 1, la, i, lb, ? ). 



Papilio Cacharensis, Butler, Ann. and Mag. Nat. Hist. 1SS5, p. oii. 



Papilio DouhJeihiyi, Butler, Trans. Ent. Soc. LonJ. 187'J, p. S. 



Pa/iilio (Meiiel'iides) Doiihledayi, WooJ-!Masoii and de NicL'ville, Journ. As. Sue. Bengal, ISSG, p. 377. 



Papillo Douhledaiji, subsp. Cacharensis, Rothschild, Nov. Zool. ii. p. "2.53 (1895). 



Imago. — Smaller than Don.hlrdaiji. Male. Upperside. Forewiiuj shorter, paler; 

 the black cell-hnes more slender, and the black vein-streaks narrower. Hindn-uKj 

 with the central white patch composed of smaller, shorter and wider-separated 

 portions, the cell portion being restricted to about one-third the apical area ; the 

 three upper submarginal lunules smaller, the lower or fourth submarginal lunule, the 

 marginal spot and the recurved lunule at the lower anal angle, either pale ochreous 

 or crimson. Front of head, collar, sides of thorax beneath, and abdomen pale 

 ochreous or pale crimson. 



Female. Upperside paler. Forewiiuj with the cell and vein streaks as in male. 

 HindiviiKj with the central white patch composed of wider-separated portions, the 

 cell portion being restricted to a short streak ; the outer lunules paler, tlie recurved 

 lower anal lunule partly white. Underside as in the uppei'. 



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