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A new species of Eretris Thieme (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae, Satyrinae) from the Elbow of the Andes region in Bolivia.
Copyright policy )A new species of Eretris Thieme (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae, Satyrinae) from the Elbow of the Andes region in Bolivia.
A new species of cloud forest butterfly, Eretris julieta n. sp. is described from a region of south-central Bolivia known as the Elbow of the Andes. It is the southernmost known representative of the genus, hitherto known only from a restricted area of interandean valleys in the department of Santa Cruz. Its affinities with other congeners are evaluated. Se describe una nueva especie de mariposa de bosque nublado, Eretris julieta n. sp. de la región situada en el centro-sur de Bolivia, conocida como el Codo de los Andes. Esta especie es la más sureña de todo el género y es conocida hasta la fecha unicamente de una área restringida de valles interandinos en el departamento de Santa Cruz. Se evaluan sus afinidades con otras especies del género Eretris.
- Jagiellonian University Poland
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Biology Butterfly Cloud forest Ecology Pronophilina biology.organism_classification Satyrinae Nymphalidae Lepidoptera genitalia Taxonomy (biology)
Animals, Bolivia, Female, Lepidoptera, Male, Eretris subpunctata, ocelli, Pronophilina, Yungas, taxonomy, ocelos, taxonomía, Insect Science
Animals, Bolivia, Female, Lepidoptera, Male, Eretris subpunctata, ocelli, Pronophilina, Yungas, taxonomy, ocelos, taxonomía, Insect Science
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Biology Butterfly Cloud forest Ecology Pronophilina biology.organism_classification Satyrinae Nymphalidae Lepidoptera genitalia Taxonomy (biology)
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- Jagiellonian University Poland
A new species of cloud forest butterfly, Eretris julieta n. sp. is described from a region of south-central Bolivia known as the Elbow of the Andes. It is the southernmost known representative of the genus, hitherto known only from a restricted area of interandean valleys in the department of Santa Cruz. Its affinities with other congeners are evaluated. Se describe una nueva especie de mariposa de bosque nublado, Eretris julieta n. sp. de la región situada en el centro-sur de Bolivia, conocida como el Codo de los Andes. Esta especie es la más sureña de todo el género y es conocida hasta la fecha unicamente de una área restringida de valles interandinos en el departamento de Santa Cruz. Se evaluan sus afinidades con otras especies del género Eretris.