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Butterflies of Dibang ValleyM.J.GogoiScientific nameCommon nameIndianWPA 1972Scientific nameCommon nameIndianWPA 1972204. Euthalia franciae French Duke205. Lexias dirtea khasiana Dark Archduke206. Cyrestis thyodamasthyodamasCommon Map207. Chersonesia risa Common MapletSchedule IIPart II239. Hasora badra badra Common Awl240. Hasora vita indica Plain Banded Awl241. Hasora chromus242. Hasora taminatusbhavaraCommon BandedAwlWhite-banded Awl208. Pseudergolis wedah Tabby243. Badamia exclamationis Brown Awl209. DichorrhagianesimachusConstable210. Stibochiona nicea Popinjay211. Ariadne ariadne pallidior Angled Castor212.Ariadne merionetapestrinaCommon Castor213. Mimathyma chevana Sergeant Emperor214. Mimathyma ambicaIndian PurpleEmperor215. Euripus nyctelius Courtesan216. Hestinalis nama Circe217. Sephisa chandra Eastern Courtier218. Symbrenthia lilaeakhasiana219. Symbrenthia hypseliscotandaCommon JesterSpotted Jester220. Vanessa indica indica Indian Red Admiral221. Vanessa cardui Painted Lady222. Kaniska canace canace Blue Admiral223. Rohana parisatis Black Prince224. Rohana parvata Brown Prince225. Junonia iphita iphita Chocolate Pansy226. Junonia atlites Grey Pansy227. Junonia almana almana Peacock Pansy228. Junonia lemoniaslemoniasLemon PansySchedule IIPart IISchedule IPart IVSchedule IIPart II244. Bibasis sena sena Orange-tail Awl245. Choaspes benjaminii Indian Awlking246. Celaenorrhinusleucocera chinensis247. Celaenorrhinusaurivittata aurivittata248. Seseria dohertyiCommon SpottedFlatDark Yellow-bandedFlatHimalayan WhiteFlat249. Pseudocoladenia dan Fulvous Pied Flat250. Darpa hanria Hairy Angle251. Gerosis sinica indica252. Tagiades litigiosalitigiosa253. Mooreana trichoneurapralayaWhite Yellow-breastFlatWater Snow FlatYellow Flat254. Odontoptilum angulata Chestnut Angle255. Ctenoptilum vasavavasava256. Suastus minuta aditiaTawny AngleSmall Indian PalmBob257. Oriens gola gola Common Dartlet258. Potanthus zatilla Common Dart259. Potanthus trachalatytleriBroad Bident Dart260. Potanthus tropica Tropic Dart261. Potanthus mara Sikkim Dart262. Telicota augias Pale Palm Dart263. Telicota ancilla horisha Dark Palm DartSchedule IIPart II229. Hypolimnas bolina Great Eggfly230. Kallima inachus inachus Orange Oakleaf264. PithauriastramineipennisstramineipennisLight Straw Ace231. Doleschallia bisaltideindicaAutumn LeafSchedule IPart IV265. Pithauria murdava Dark Straw Ace266. Thoressa hyrie Chequered Ace232. Neurosigma doubledayi Panther267. Thoressa sp.Hesperiidae233. Burara oedipodeaaeginaBranded OrangeAwlet234. Burara jaina vasundhara Orange Awlet268. Thoressa cerataNorthern SpottedAce269. Halpe zema zema Banded Ace270. Halpe porus Moore’s Ace271. Halpe kumara Plain Ace235. Burara amara Small Green Awlet272. Halpe kusala Hill Ace236. Burara vasutana Green Awlet237. Burara gomata gomata Pale Green Awlet238. Hasora anura danda Slate Awl273. Sebastonyma dolopia Tufted Ace274. Caltoris pagana Figure of 8 Swift275. Caltoris cahira cara Colon Swift3142Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | October 2012 | 4(12): 3137–3160
Butterflies of Dibang ValleyM.J.GogoiScientific nameCommon nameIndianWPA 1972Scientific nameCommon nameIndianWPA 1972276. Baoris farri Paintbrush SwiftScheduleIV286. Koruthaialos butleributleriDark Velvet Bob277. Polytremis lubricans Contiguous Swift287. Ancistroides nigrita Chocolate Demon278. Polytremis eltola Yellow-Spot Swift279. Parnara sp.280. Pseudoborbo bevani Bevan’s Swift288. Notocrypta paralysosalysia289. Notocrypta feisthamelialysosCommon BandedDemonSpotted Demon281. Hyarotis adrastus praba Tree Flitter290. Udaspes folus Grass Demon282. Zographetus satwa283. Matapa sasivarna284. Baracus vittatusseptentrionum285. Scobura cephaloidescephaloidesPurple and GoldFlitterBlack-veinedRedeyeHedge HopperLarge Forest Bob291. Asticopterus jama kada Forest Hopper292. Aeromachus stigmatastigmataVeined ScrubHopper293. Aeromachus jhora creta Grey Scrub Hopper294. Baracus sp.be numerous additions to the following list whensurveys are conducted at other seasons. Also, muchof the study was concentrated in and around DibangRiver bed, the lowest altitude of Mishmi Hills. Verylittle survey was done between Tiwarigaon (1,300m)and Mayodia Pass (2,666m), proper survey in this areawill yield more species.REFERENCESChampion H.G. & S.K. Seth (1968). A Revised Survey ofthe Forest Types of India. The Manager of Publucations.Government of India, New Delhi, 404pp.Evans, W.H. (1932). The Identification of Indian Butterflies—2nd Edition. Bombay Natural History Society, Mumbai,India, 464pp+32pl.Haribal, M. (1992) The Butterflies of Sikkim Himalaya. SikkimNature Conservation Foundation, Sikkim, India. 217pp.Kehimkar, I. (2008). The Book of Indian Butterflies. BombayNatural History Society and Oxford University Press,Mumbai, India, 497pp.Smith, C. (1994). Butterflies of Nepal. Tecpress Services L.P.,Bangkok, Thailand, 368pp.Talbot, G. (1947). The Fauna of British India, including Ceylonand Burma: Butterflies, Vol. II. Taylor and Francis, London.506pp.Watson, E.Y. (1897). Hesperiidae Indicae : being a reprintof descriptions of the Hesperiidae of India, Burma, andCeylon. Madras Staff Corps, Vest and Company MountRoad, Madras, 161pp.© All photos by Monsoon J. Gogoi, except for Image 33,which is by Rajib R Tariang.Journal of Threatened Taxa | www.threatenedtaxa.org | October 2012 | 4(12): 3137–31603143
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