I am well aware A. selta have a tail it being a member of the alea subgroup.Originally Posted by atronox
The HW white marginal line is broken at vein 2 suggesting a broken tail.
However, A. labuana also have a largish tooth there & a broken tooth shows the same result.
The feature which suggest alea subgroup was that the postdiscal band appear fully broken at vein 2.
In A. labuanathe postdiscal band is only slightly dislocated at vein 2 & this can be seen in the example below & in the Borneo Lycaenid book L223.
http://thaibutterflies.com/project_t...opala-labuana/
However ,you are right about the triangular/dentate submarginal spots.
I thought it odd but the selta pix on the web were all too dark.
Thus 6 should be A. labuana
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