. The butterflies of North America. Butterflies -- North America; Butterflies. Horse 9. Idyja 9. With the figures of Herse, Professor Westwood also sent me colored figures of Lycaon, and they represent quite another insect than Celtis. On the upper side, priniaries are fuscous exce^it the cell, and the larger part of this from the base outward is yellow. There is a yelloio suljmarglnal str'q)e, and the discal hand is composed of fidvous spots The secondaries are fuscous over the basal area, and beyond to the hind margin the color is fidvous, as decided as in Argynnis Cybele. Upon the disk are
. The butterflies of North America. Butterflies -- North America; Butterflies. Horse 9. Idyja 9. With the figures of Herse, Professor Westwood also sent me colored figures of Lycaon, and they represent quite another insect than Celtis. On the upper side, priniaries are fuscous exce^it the cell, and the larger part of this from the base outward is yellow. There is a yelloio suljmarglnal str'q)e, and the discal hand is composed of fidvous spots The secondaries are fuscous over the basal area, and beyond to the hind margin the color is fidvous, as decided as in Argynnis Cybele. Upon the disk are fve elongated, equal, white sjmts, arranged in a regtdar curve, and on the basal side of these is a coiispicuous yelloio strip)e which reaches half aci'oss the wing. On the under side, tJie basal third ofjirima- ries and the v)hole of the hind wing is yellow, the rest of primaries being fuscous,. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Edwards, William H. (William Henry), 1822-1909; Elizabeth Thomson Science Fund. Boston : Houghton, Mifflin
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