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Life stage
Altitude (optional)
865
Email (of contributor)
krushnamegh@ifoundbutterflies.org
Habitat (optional)
Tropical evergreen forest interspersed with rubber plantations and grasslands
Notes (optional)
Moore, 1882
FBI, Moths 2: pg. 527; MOT pl. 22
Species: T. hyppasia, cephise, disjuncta
Not cephise (MOT, pl. 22)
Not regalis, ino, tetraspila as their antennae is almost simple, not ciliated.
Male with antennae expanding into a scale clothed knob, and then bipectinated, hence disjuncta.
Known distribution vide Hampson: Nilgiris, Mumbai. Also N Maharashtra vide Gurule and Nikam 2013.
FBI, Moths 2: pg. 527; MOT pl. 22
Species: T. hyppasia, cephise, disjuncta
Not cephise (MOT, pl. 22)
Not regalis, ino, tetraspila as their antennae is almost simple, not ciliated.
Male with antennae expanding into a scale clothed knob, and then bipectinated, hence disjuncta.
Known distribution vide Hampson: Nilgiris, Mumbai. Also N Maharashtra vide Gurule and Nikam 2013.
HighLighted Contributions
No
Species Node
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Organism
Butterfly
Moth Taxon search:
Hidden Life stage
Month
April
Year
2015
Day
29
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