Early Stages and Natural History of Memphis perenna lankesteri Butterfly (Nymphalidae, Charaxinae) from Costa Rica with the First Published Female Pictures
Jim Córdoba-Alfaro, Luis Ricardo Murillo-Hiller
Annual Research & Review in Biology · pp. 154–162 · Published 4 Oct 2013
10.9734/ARRB/2014/3970Abstract
The early stages of Memphis perenna lankesteri (Hall 1935) are described and illustrated in this paper, with the first published female pictures. The butterfly larvae were found in Croton niveus (Euphorbiaceae) in Mansiones de Montes de Oca (9º 56´N, 84º 01´W), San José, Costa Rica, with an immature stages duration of 59 days (n=18). The larvae behavior, body shape larvae, host plant and female phenotype were discussed.
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