Anartia amathea amathea Trusted
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Anartia fatima (Fabricius 1793) Trusted
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Anartia amathea Trusted
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Anartia Trusted
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A mainly neotropical genus. Two species, Anartia lytrea and A. chrysopelea, occur in the greater Antilles. A. jatrophae, the white peacock, is widespread from the southern U. S. throughout tropical South America. A. fatima occurs in Mexico and Central America and meets South American A. amathea in Panama, where the two intermingle in a hybrid zone (Dasmahaptra et al. 2003).
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José R Ferrer-Paris commented on an older version of Anartia amathea:
Incomplete and unreferenced.
José R Ferrer-Paris commented on an older version of Anartia jatrophae:
Information is incomplete and unreferenced.
Andrew Brower commented on "Anartia fatima Fabricius 1793":
Fabricius described this species in the genus Papilio, so his name should be ... more
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