Wow, thank you sir! That really simplifies it. And A. pygmaeus will always have antenna without apiculus, right? At all instances?
Post 71. Concur with you that Post 65 #1 is A. dubius impha. The antennal club is definitely elongate. There is very
Thank you so much for going into detail, sir. I'm still stuck with Post 65. #1 Aeromachus pygmaeus though and some of such individuals. The FW cilia isn't
Post 63. 1, 2, 3, $ 4. Aeromachus jhora jhora. ;Antennal club with a more gradual thickening ; FW cilia usually chequered.
Valid A. jhora India for comparison. Note front antenna with the apiculus (tip) bent out. http://www.flutters.org/home/photoga...icture&id=2733
The difference between A. dubius & jhora as given in the key of BMP (butterflies of the Malay Peninsula.) Antennal apiculus beginning
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Wow, thank you sir! That really simplifies it. And A. pygmaeus will always have antenna without apiculus, right? At all instances?
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