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JD : Already on website
This specimen has the costal area fully ochreous as in Lophobates ochreicostata , but this is likely due to worn out scales. Other pale patches on both wings that are present here are missing in ochreicostata.
SS: I don't think this is Lophobates flavicosta; the marking are not correct. Numerous discrepancies-thee shape of the FW tornal patch, the FW postmedial, are different.
SS: Lophobates flavicosta, agree with male. Uploaded Lophobates ochreicostata
This specimen has the costal area fully ochreous as in Lophobates ochreicostata , but this is likely due to worn out scales. Other pale patches on both wings that are present here are missing in ochreicostata.
SS: I don't think this is Lophobates flavicosta; the marking are not correct. Numerous discrepancies-thee shape of the FW tornal patch, the FW postmedial, are different.
SS: Lophobates flavicosta, agree with male. Uploaded Lophobates ochreicostata
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Jonathan Dsilva
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Butterfly
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May
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2023
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22
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