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Medium sized blue butterfly endemic to south eastern Australia whose caterpillars feed gregariously on Acacia plants attended by small black ants.
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Rod Eastwood
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Jalmenus evagoras Trusted
Martin Purvis
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Martin Purvis
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Nathan Litjens
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Present in 9 collections
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NMNH Species of the Day
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Smithsonian NMNH Species of the Day
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Found in 2 classifications
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Katja Schulz commented on "Parasitoids":
Ideally, the parasitoids of Jalmenus evagoras would be attached to the relevant hymenopteran taxa... more
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Tracy Barbaro commented on "Jalmenus evagoras Donovan 1805":
See the Imperial blue butterfly (Jalmenus evagora, MCZ specimen) on Photosynth at: http://photo... more
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