. African mimetic butterflies : being descriptions and illustrations of the principal known instances of mimetic resemblance in the Rhopalocera of the Ethiopian Region, together with an explanation of the Miullerian and Batesian theories of mimicry, and some account of the evidences on which these theories are based. Butterflies; Mimicry (Biology). 16. Ph. perlucens S 17. Ph. lasti 3 20. Ph. phoebe 9 / 21. Pard. pun c fatiss i ma . r7 22. T. brigitta . 23. T. senegalsnsis. 24. Le p. 25. Ter. xan t Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have
. African mimetic butterflies : being descriptions and illustrations of the principal known instances of mimetic resemblance in the Rhopalocera of the Ethiopian Region, together with an explanation of the Miullerian and Batesian theories of mimicry, and some account of the evidences on which these theories are based. Butterflies; Mimicry (Biology). 16. Ph. perlucens S 17. Ph. lasti 3 20. Ph. phoebe 9 / 21. Pard. pun c fatiss i ma . r7 22. T. brigitta . 23. T. senegalsnsis. 24. Le p. 25. Ter. xan t 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 Eltringham, Harry; Cantab, M. A; Oxon, M. A. Oxford : Clarendon Press
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