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Tuatara: Volume 9, Issue 2, November 1961

PLATE 1 — Fig. 1: Elongate antennal club of Danais plexippus. Fig. 2: Broad antennal club of Erebia merula. Fig. 3: Neuration of fore and hind wings of Argyrophenga antipodum, showing ‘closed’ cell. Fig. 4: Neuration of hindwing of Vanessa itea, showing ‘open’ cell partially closed by an imperfect nervure. Fig. 5: Danais chrysippus. Fig. 6: Danais plexippus. Fig. 7: Argyrophenga antipodum. Fig. 8: Erebia merula. Fig. 9: Erebia butleri. Fig. 10: Erebia butleri, underside. Fig. 11: Dodonidia helm…

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PLATE 1 Fig. 1: Elongate antennal club of Danais plexippus. Fig. 2: Broad antennal club of Erebia merula. Fig. 3: Neuration of fore and hind wings of Argyrophenga antipodum, showing ‘closed’ cell. Fig. 4: Neuration of hindwing of Vanessa itea, showing ‘open’ cell partially closed by an imperfect nervure. Fig. 5: Danais chrysippus. Fig. 6: Danais plexippus. Fig. 7: Argyrophenga antipodum. Fig. 8: Erebia merula. Fig. 9: Erebia butleri. Fig. 10: Erebia butleri, underside. Fig. 11: Dodonidia helmsi

PLATE 1
Fig. 1: Elongate antennal club of Danais plexippus. Fig. 2: Broad antennal club of Erebia merula. Fig. 3: Neuration of fore and hind wings of Argyrophenga antipodum, showing ‘closed’ cell. Fig. 4: Neuration of hindwing of Vanessa itea, showing ‘open’ cell partially closed by an imperfect nervure. Fig. 5: Danais chrysippus. Fig. 6: Danais plexippus. Fig. 7: Argyrophenga antipodum. Fig. 8: Erebia merula. Fig. 9: Erebia butleri. Fig. 10: Erebia butleri, underside. Fig. 11: Dodonidia helmsi

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