Ins. 190 
(c.) LEPIT) OP TEE J. 
On the use of the terms aberration and variety in Lepidoptera b) r Stau- 
dinger ; Riesen (716) and Staudinger (842). 
Influence of temperature in pupal stage on colour and markings ; 
Merrifield (577). 
Lepidoptera with wingless females discussed ; Knatz (476). 
Antennae and wings of pupae discussed : Poulton (668). 
The legs and various parts of external structure of larvae ; Packard 
(643). 
Typical venation explained ; Meyrick (584). 
List of the Lepidoptera reared in the Insect-house, Zoological Gardens, 
London, in 1890 ; Thomson, P. Z. S. 1891, pp. 179 & 180. 
RIIOPALOCERA. 
[Cf. Aurivillius (24), Baker (26, 27)/ Butler (117), Cockerell 
(153), Crowley (170), Dognin (192, 193, 194), Doherty (196, 197, 198), 
Druce (211, 212, 213, 214), Edwards (234, 235, 236), Elwes (239), 
Ferguson (276), Fitch (280), Fuchs (308), Godman & Salvin (963), 
Gross (351), Groum-GrshimaYlo (355), Gundlach (361), Haase (362, 
363, 364), Hampson (370), Holland (397, 398), Hon rath (401), Leech 
(512, 513, 514), Lucas (545), Mahille (549), Mabille & Vuillot (554), 
Maynard (570), Miskin (594, 595), Moore (600), Nic^ville (620, 621), 
Oberthur (628, 629), Olliff (631), Packard (643), Piepers (657), 
Plaxton (659), Poujade (663), Reuter (707), Rippon (728), ROber 
(738), Rogenhofer (747, 748), Semper (801), Sharpe (808, 809, 810), 
Skinner (814), Smith (818, 819), Smith & Kirby (820), Snellen (828), 
South (834), Staudinger (840, 841), Trimen (874, 875), Urech (888), 
Vuillot (907-910), Watson (941, 942), Weeks (946, 947), Weir (949), 
Wright (970).] 
Catalogue of Rhopalocera of Australia ; Miskin (594). 
Hints on the origin of the Rhopalocera ; Packard, pp. 110-114, P. 
Bost. Soc. xxv. 
Origin of colour in the wings of butterflies and phylogenetic discussion ; 
Urech (888). 
Palceotropince , n. subfam. for the genus Hamudryas ; Haase, Deutsche 
e. Z. Lep. p. 29. 
IIaase (362) proposes the following arrangement of tho Rhopalocera : — 
A. Rhopalocera, s. str. 
I. Fam. AcrceomorphUj with subfamm. Nymphalince, ffeliconince , 
Acmirue. 
