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2007. See Dasmahapatra, K. K. et al., 2007.

2001. See Leo, M. et al., 2001.

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1997. See Mielke, O. H. H. et al., 1997.

1976. See Bastida, R. et al., 1976.

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1925a. Animal flight. The Scientific Monthly 20(1): 5 26 (January) [Morpho]

1925b. Observations on animal coloration. The Scientific Monthly 20(4): 341 344 (April) [general]

1927a. Geography and zoology. Annals of the Association of american Geographers 17(3): 101 145 (September) [general; ecology; zoogeography; mimicry; Neotropics]

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1935. Arctic butterflies. Smithsonian Report 1934: 267 296, 7 pls. [general; Argentina, Chile]

1936a. Notes on the butterflies of the genus Enodia and description of a new fritillary from Peru. Proceedings of the United States national Museum 83(2983): 251 259, pl. 22 (11 April) [Brenthis hana]

1936b. The gold banded skipper (Rhabdoides cellus). Smithsonian miscellaneous Collections 95(7): 1 50, 8 pls., 8 figs. (6 May) [distribution; behavior; host plants; egg, larva, pupa, imago; parasitoid; Mexico, Guatemala]

1936c. Who's who among the butterflies. National geographic Magazine 69(5): 679 692, figs. (May) [general; Neotropics]

1936d. The swallowtail butterflies. Smithsonian Report 1935: 383 408, 14 pls. (October) [general; ecology; behavior; host plants; Neotropics]

1941. Notes on some North and Middle American danaid butterflies. Proceedings of the United States national Museum 90(3118): 531 542, pls. 71 74 (4 November) [general; new taxa: Danaus plexippus tobagi, D. p. portoricensis, D. candidus; Neotropics]

1947. The interrelationships of the several groups within the butterfly superfamily Nymphaloidea. Proceedings of the entomological Society of Washington 49(6): 148-149 (June) [general]

1948. Classification of butterflies, with the allocation of the genera occurring in North America north of Mexico. Proceedings of the biological Society of Washington 61: 77-81 (16 June) [general]

1952a. The first record of a butterfly migration in America. Lepidop-terists' News 6(l/3): 42 (8 August) [Cuba]

1952b. The fauna of America. Smithsonian Report 1951: 287-302, 8 pls. (October) [general; Neotropics]

2006. Bookmark it: Mariposas mexicanas. News of the Lepidopterists' Society 48(1): 27-29, 32, 17 figs. (13 March) [general]

1991. Herbivores, herbivory, and plant phenology: Patterns and consequences in a tropical rain-forest cycad, pp. 209-225, 6 figs., 3 tabs. In: Price, P. W., T. W. Lewinsohn, G. W. Fernandes & W. W. Benson (Eds.), Plant-animal interactions. Evolutionary Ecology in Tropical and Temperate Regions. New York, John Wiley & Sons, Inc. [Eumaeus minijas [sic] Hübner; Costa Rica]

1992. Leaf demography of a Neotropical rain forest cycad, Zamia skinneri (Zamiaceae). American Journal of Botany 79(1): 28-33, 3 figs., 3 tabs. (January) [Eumaeus minyas (Hübner); host plant; Costa Rica]

1991. See Clark, D. B. & D. A. Clark, 1991.

1992. See Clark, D. B. et al., 1992.

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1857. [A letter]. Zoologist 15: 5561 5565. [general; Brazil]

1867. Letters home from Spain, Algeria, and Brazil, during past entomological rambles. London, John Van Voorst. iv + 178 pp., frontisp., pls. [general]

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2002. See Zalucki, M. P. et al., 2002.

2004. See Zalucki, M. P. & A. R. Clarke, 2004.

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1991. The Clarke/Sheppard/Turner genetic collection of butterflies of the Natural History Museum, London. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 45(3): 222-225 (5 December) [general]

1995. Selected topics in swallowtail genetics, pp. 175-182, 6 figs., 1 tab. In: Scriber, J. M., Y. Tsubaki and R. C. Lederhouse (Eds.), Swallowtail butterflies: Their ecology and evolutionary biology. Gainesville, Scientific Publishers. [general]

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1980. A new mutant of Danaus plexippus ssp. erippus (Cramer). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 34(2): 224-229, 10 figs., 3 tabs. (23 September) [Argentina]

1951. See Field, W. D. et al., 1951.

1974. Presidential address   1973. The National Collection of Lepidoptera. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 28(3): 181 204, 13 figs. (30 September) [general]

1986. See Robbins, R. K. & J. F. G. Clarke, 1986.

1973. Studies on the tolerance of individual insects to temperature changes by step transfer tests. Proceedings of the royal entomological Society of London (C) 38(2): 5 6 (2 May),(3): 11 12 (6 June) [abstract; Heliconius melpomene (Linnaeus), H. erato (Linnaeus); larvae, pupae, imagines; physiology]

1977. The transient and steady state responses in oxygen consumption by tropical butterflies to temperature step transfer tests. Journal of Zoology (London) 183(2): 251 268, 10 figs., 4 tabs. ([3] October) [Heliconius melpomene (Linnaeus); Brazil]

1981. See Wright, S. & K. U. Clarke, 1981.

1989. See Smith, D. S. et al., 1989.

2000. See Peigler, R. S. & E. W. Classey, 2000.

Clattenburg, Will

2004. A mission for monarchs. American Forests 110(2): 32-36, figs. [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); conservation; Mexico]

1978. Hesperiidae, p. 192. In: Introduced parasites and predators of arthropod pests and weeds: A world review. Agriculture Handbook. United States Department of Agriculture 480: vi + 545 pp. (January) [Calpodes ethlius (Cramer); host plant; parasitoids; Bermuda, St. Vincent]

1985. See Yépez, G. et al., 1985.

1993. See Stauffer, F. et al., 1993.

1998. See De Marmels, J. & J. Clavijo, 1998.

2003a. See De Marmels, J. et al., 2003.

2003b. Lepidópteros, pp. 426-436, 1 tab. In: Aguilera, M., A. Azócar & E. González (Eds.), Biodiversidad en Venezuela. Caracas, Fundación Polar/Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología/Fondo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Tecnológicas. Volume 1. [general]

1915a. A note on the recent attack of Brassolis sophorae. Journal of the Board of Agriculture of British Guiana 8(3): 86 87 (July) [host plants; predators and parasitoids; Guyana, Surinam, Trinidad]

1915b. A butterfly injurious to coconut palms in British Guiana. Bulletin of entomological Research 6(3): 273 278, pls. 8 10, 1 fig. (December) [Brassolis sophorae (Linnaeus)]

1918. Insect homes. Timehri (3)5: 41 47 (August) [Brassolis soph­orae (Linnaeus), Pyrrhopyge amyclas (Cramer); behavior; Guyana]

1919. Insect camouflage. Timehri (3)6: 136 144, 1 pl. (September) [also in Journal of the Board of Agriculture of British Guiana 17(3): 163 175; July 1924] [general; behavior; mimicry; Guyana]

1921. Butterfly migrations in British Guiana. Transactions of the entomological Society of London 1920(3/5): 331 339, 1 map (21 April) [Pieridae]

1923. Insect notes. Journal of the Board of Agriculture of British Guiana 16(1): 40 41 (January) [Brassolis sophorae (Linnaeus); host plants; parasitoids; Guyana]

1924. A note on the control of the coconut caterpillar. Journal of the Board of Agriculture of British Guiana 17(3): 159 162 (July) [Brassolis sophorae (Linnaeus); parasitoids; Guyana]

1925. Appendix V. Report on the Department of Science and Agriculture (Georgetown) 1923: 47 51. [Brassolis sophorae (Lin­naeus); host plant; parasitoids; Guyana]

1926. On the life history of Caligo illioneus illioneus [sic], Cram. (Lep. Morphidae [sic]). Transactions of the entomological Society of London 74(2): 361 366, pls. 81 83 (21 December) [egg, larva, pupa; host plants; behavior; South America]

1929a. Entomological division. Annual Report. 1928. Agricultural Journal of British Guiana 2(4): 217 221 (after 7 February) [Brassolis sophorae (Linnaeus); Guyana]

1929b. Butterfly migrations in British Guiana. II. Transactions of the entomological Society of London 77(2): 251 264, 2 maps (31 December) [general]

1934. The coconut caterpillar, Brassolis sophorae L. (Lep. Brassolidae) in British Guiana. Agricultural Journal of British Guiana 5(3): 166 199, 5 pls., 8 figs. (September) [host plants; egg, larva, pupa, imago; behavior; ecology; parasitoids and preda­tors]

2006. See Liceras, L. & J. Clemente, 2006.

1941a. Notes on two Bahaman Lycaenidae, with the description of a new subspecies. Torreia 7: 1 7 (15 March) [Strymon angelia dowi]

1941b. A new race of Hemiargus for the Bahamas (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Memorias de la Sociedad cubana de Historia natural 15(4): 407 408 (31 December) [H. catilina thomasi]

1942a. A new Bahaman Eurema (Lepidoptera, Pieridae). Memorias de la Sociedad cubana de Historia natural 16(1): 1-2 (30 May) [E. chamberlaini banksi]

1942b. The identity of the Florida race of Leptotes (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Journal of the New York entomological Society 50(3): 243 244 (5 October) [general; Neotropics]

1943a. The Lycaenidae of the Bahama Islands (Lepidoptera, Rhopalocera). Psyche (Cambridge) 49(3/4): 52 60 (18 February) [general; new taxa: Strymon acis armouri, Hemiargus bahamensis, Brephidium barbouri]

1943b. Some new Calisto from Hispaniola and Cuba (Lepidoptera: Satyridae). Psyche (Cambridge) 50(1/2): 23 29 (August) [C. batesi, C. hysius montana, C. confusa debarriera, C. herophile parsonsi, C. pulchella darlingtoni]

1943c. A note on the Arizona Erora (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Journal of the New York entomological Society 51(3): 221 223 (7 September) [Mexico]

1944a. Supplementary notes on Calisto (Lepidoptera: Satyridae). Psyche (Cambridge) 50(3/4): 115 (March) [general; new name: C. micheneri]

1944b. Notes on lycaenid butterflies. Bulletin of the Museum of comparative Zoology 94(6): 217 245 (July) [general; new taxa: Thecla agricolor banosensis, T. pseudolongula, T. longuloides, T. legionis, T. acaste catharinensis, T. portoena, T. marialis; Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil, Mexico]

1944c. New Neotropical Theclinae (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Journal of the New York entomological Society 52(3): 255 261 (11 September) [general; Thecla caramba, T. punona, T. kalikimaka; Mexico, Trinidad, South America]

1946. Notes on the amyntor group of the genus Thecla (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Entomologist 79(998): 152 157 (12 July), (999): 185 191 (23 August) [general; new taxa: T. amyntor distractus, T. detesta, T. miserabilis, T. argen-tinensis, T. goodsoni, T. acaste form abnormis; Mexico, Central and South America]

1955. Revised classification of the butterfly family Lycaenidae and its allies. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 33(16): 261 274, 1 fig. (20 June) [general; Neotropics]

1964a. A synopsis of the West Indian Lycaenidae, with remarks on their zoogeography. Journal of Research on the Lepi-doptera 2(4): 247 270, 10 figs. (9 May) [general; new genera: Nesiostrymon, Heterosmaitia, Allosmaitia; Neotro-pics]

1964b. A new species of Riodinidae from Mexico. Journal of Re-search on the Lepidoptera 3(2): 73 80, 6 figs. (22 Sep-tember) [Anatole rossi]

1964c. Remarks on the relationships of the butterflies (excluding skippers) of the Cayman Islands. Occasional Papers on Mollusks 2(31): 381 382 (September) [general]

1964d. A new hairstreak for the United States. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 18(3): 189 190 (2 November) [Oenomaus ortygnus (Cramer); Mexico]

1965a. Variation and distribution of Hemiargus huntingtoni (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Journal of the New York entomological Society 73(1): 41 45 (19 April) [general; new subspecies: H. (Echinargus) h. continentalis, H. (E.) h. hannoides; ecology; Neotropics]

1965b. A collection of butterflies from western Chihuahua, Mexico. Entomological News 76(6): 157 162 (2 June) [general; new subspecies: Lycaeides melissa mexicana]

1966a. Behavioral thermoregulation in butterflies. Ecology 47(6): 1021 1034, 1 fig., 1 tab. (January) [general; Mexico]

1966b. The synonymy and systematic position of some Texas Lycaenidae. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 20(2): 65 70, 7 figs. (31 May) [general; Mexico, Central America]

1966c. It's not in the book. Carnegie Magazine 1966(November): 313 319, 3 figs. (November) [general; Mexico]

1967a. A note on Caria domitianus and ino (Riodinidae), with description of a new subspecies. Journal of the Lepidop-terists' Society 21(1): 53 56, 2 figs. (21 February) [general; C. d. vejento; Mexico, Central and South America]

1967b. Type localities of some neotropical Lycaenidae taken by Gervase Mathew and described by W. C. Hewitson. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 21(3): 181 184 (21 August) [general; Mexico, Peru, Panama, Chile]

1968a. See Miller, L. D. & H. K. Clench, 1968.

1968b. Butterflies from Coahuila, Mexico. Journal of the Lepidop-terists' Society 22(4): 227 231 (15 November) [general; ecology]

1970a. A new subspecies of Brephidium exilis from Yucatan (Lepi-doptera: Lycaenidae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 24(1): 3 6, 1 fig. (26 March) [B. e. yucateca; ecology; Mexico]

1970b. Generic notes on two hairstreaks new to the United States (Lycaenidae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 24(1): 56 59, 1 fig. (26 March) [general; new genus: Ocaria; Mexico]

1970c. Communal roosting in Colias and Phoebis (Pieridae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 24(2): 117 120 (29 May) [gene­ral; Mexico]

1971. Two new hairstreaks from Mexico (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae). Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 3: 1 6, 2 figs. (19 November) [Micandra dignota tongida, Panthiades m album moctezuma]

1972. A review of the genus Lasaia (Riodinidae). Journal of Re-search on the Lepidoptera 10(2): 149 180, 41 figs. [general; new taxa: L. maria, L. maria anna, L. pseudomeris, L. sula peninsularis, L. aerugo, L. agesilas esmeralda, L. a. callaina; Neotropics]

1975a. A review of the genus Hypostrymon (Lepidoptera: Lycaeni-dae). Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 25: 1 7, 2 figs. (28 Fe-bruary) [general; new species: H. aderces, H. margaretae; Mexico]

1975b. More on Urbanus dorantes (Hesperiidae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 29(2): 106 107 (10 June) [distri-bution; Bahamas, Cuba]

1975c. See Emmel, T. C. et al., 1975.

1975d. Systematic notes on Dryas iulia (Heliconiidae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 29(4): 230 235 (24 November) [general; new subspecies: D. i. largo; Neotropics]

1976a. Fugitive color in the males of certain Pieridae. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 30(2): 88 90 (12 July) [Nathalis iole Boisduval, Eurema (Pyrisitia) messalina blakei (Maynard); Bahamas]

1976b. Nathalis iole (Pieridae) in the southeastern United States and the Bahamas. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 30(2): 121 126 (12 July)

1976c. In search of rare butterflies. Bahama Naturalist 2(1): 2 8, figs. [general; Bahamas]

1977a. A list of the butterflies of Andros, Bahamas. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 46(12): 173 194, 1 fig. (27 October) [general; ecology; behavior]

1977b. Butterflies of the Carnegie Museum Bahamas Expedition, 1976. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 46(16): 265-283 (4 November) [general; ecology; behavior]

1979. Papilio aristodemus (Papilionidae) in the Bahamas. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 32(4): 273 276 (28 February) [new subspecies: Papilio aristodemus briophilus, P. a. bjorndalae; ecology; behavior]

1980a. See Elliott, N. B. et al., 1980.

1980b. See Harvey, D. J. & H. K. Clench, 1980.

1981. New Callophrys (Lycaenidae) from North and Middle Ameri-ca. Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 64: 1 32, 48 figs. (20 October) [C. (Cyanophrys) miserabilis simplex, C. (Xamia) xami scaphia, C. (Mitoura) dospassosi, C. (M.) d. searsi, C. (M.) millerorum, C. (M.) estela, C. (M.) guatemalena; Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Costa Rica]

1980. Butterflies of Great and Little Inagua, Bahamas. Annals of the Carnegie Museum 49(1): 1 30, 1 fig., 2 tabs. (4 March) [general; new subspecies: Epargyreus zestos inaguarum]

1974. The Bahamas: All this and conch stew. Carnegie Magazine 1974(May): 204 209, figs. (May) [general]

1962. Zone IX: Northern Neotropics   Mexico, British Honduras, Jamaica reporting, p. 14. In: Season's summary, 1961. News of the Lepidopterists' Society 1962(3): 1 14. [general]

1974. See Clench, H. K. & M. H. Clench, 1974.

1759 [1764]. Icones insectorum rariorum cum nominibus eorum trivialibus, locisque a C. Linnaei Arch: R: et Equ: Aur: Syst: Nat: allegatis. Holmiae. 1: [12] pp., pls. 1 16 (1759); 2: [8] + [3] pp., pls. 17 55 + [7] ([1764]) [general]

1922. Uma ab. de Papilio agavus, Dru. Boletim da Sociedade entomológica do Brasil (Rio de Janeiro) 1(1/3): 18. [P. a. aberration aurimaculatus; Brazil]

1978. Animal migration. London, Orbis Publishing. 120 pp., figs. [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); Mexico]

1995. See Bingham, L. et al., 1995.

1999. See Johnson, K. & S. Coates, 1999.

1877. See Richardson, J. et al., 1877.

1956. Historia del Nuevo Mundo. Libro Noveno, pp. 332 374. In: Biblioteca de Autores Españoles desde la Formación del Lenguaje hasta Nuestros Días. 91. Obras del P. Bernabé Cobo de la Compañía de Jesús. I. Madrid, Real Academia Española. [general; Peru]

2007. See Pratissoli, D. et al., 2007a.

1981a. Lepidoptera of Nariva Swamp. Living World 1981/2: 21 22. [general; Trinidad]

1981b. Notes on rare butterflies including two species new to Trini-dad. Living World 1981/2: 23 24, 9 figs. [general]

1981c. Butterflies from Chacachacare Island including three species new to Trinidad. Living World 1981/2: 25. [general]

1981d. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part I. Introducton and Pyrrhopyginae. Living World 1981/2: 52 56, 11 figs. [general]

1982a. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part II. A systematic list of the Trinidad and Tobago Hesperiidae. Occasional Papers. Department of Zoology. University of the West Indies 5: i ii, 1 47 (June) [general]

1982b. Potential biological control agents for Mikania micrantha HBK from the Neotropical region. Tropical Pest Mana-gement 28(3): 242 254, 12 figs., 1 tab. [Thecla (Rekoa) palegon (Cramer), Tegosa similis Higgins; host plants; Trinidad, Colombia]

1984a. Lepidoptera notes 1 6. Living World 1983/4: 35 37. [general; host plants; Trinidad]

1984b. The skipper buterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 3 Pyrginae (first section). Living World 1983/4: 38 42, 19 figs. [general]

1985a. A review of biological control of pests in the Commonwealth Caribbean and Bermuda up to 1982. Technical Commu-nication. Commonwealth Institute of biological Control 9: 244 pp. (July) [general; host plants; parasitoids]

1985b. Cymaenes finca, sp. n. (Hesperiidae) from Trinidad, W. I. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 39(1): 48 50, 8 figs. (16 October)

1986. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 4: Pyrginae (second section). Living World 1985-1986: 33-47, 4 + 52 figs. [general; host plants]

1988. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 5: Pyrginae, Genera group C concluded. Living World 1987-88: 24-31, 11 figs. (August) [general; host plants]

1991. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad part 7. Genera Group E (first section). Living World 1991/2: 46-56, 24 + 34 figs. (July) [general]

1996. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 8, Genera group E (second section). Living World 1995-1996: 27-37, 41 figs. (July) [new species: Staphylus kayei; life history; host plants]

1998a. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 9, Genera group E concluded (third section) with a description of a new species of Clito. Living World 1997-1998: 33-45, 43 figs. (March) [C. trinidadensis; life history; host plants]

1998b. Two species of Hesperiidae recently established on New Providence. Bahamas Journal of Science 5(3): 12-15, 5 figs. (June) [Asbolis capucinus (Lucas), Cymaenes tripun-ctus tripunctus (Herrich-Schäffer), Urbanus proteus domingo (Scudder); life history; host plants; parasitoids; Bahamas]

2000. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 10, Pyrginae completed, genera groups F and G. Living World 1999-2000: 49-71, 37 figs. (August) [general; life histories; host plants]

2001. Notes on butterflies seen or collected on a short visit to Nevis, W.I., including the life history of Epargyreus zestos Geyer (Hesperiidae). Living World 2001: 27-36, 21 figs. [general; egg, larva, pupa; host plants]

2002. Proteides mercurius grenadensis Pinchon & Enrico (Hesperiidae) in Grenada, with notes on Nyctelius nyctelius Latreille (Hesperiidae) and other Lepidoptera observed, October 1995. Living World 2002: 45-48, 2 figs. (November) [general; behavior]

2003a. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 11, Hesperiinae, Genera group O. Living World 2003: 14-48, 97 pls., 1 fig. (October) [general; behavior; life histories; host plants; parasitoids; predators; Tobago]

2003b. On the number of moths (Lepidoptera) that occur in Trinidad and Tobago. Living World 2003: 49-58, 2 pls., 3 tabs. (October) [general; diversity]

2003c. [A correction]. Living World 2003: 76, 2 figs. (October) [Proteides mercurius grenadensis Enrico & Pinchon; Grenada]

2004a. On the food plant of Anteros carausius carausius Westwood (Lepidoptera: Riodinidae). The Field Naturalist. Quarterly Bulletin of the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists' Club 2004(2): 7, 25, 1 fig. (April-June) [pupa; Trinidad]

2004b. A newly recognised endemic Trinidad butterfly: The Tucuche Adelpha, Adelpha seriphia barcanti Willmott (Nymphalidae). The Field Naturalist. Quarterly Bulletin of the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists' Club 2004(3/4): 15, 20, 1 fig. (July-December) [behavior]

2004c. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad, Part 12, Heteroptinae [sic] genera group H and Hesperiinae genera group N. Living World 2004: 23-25, 3 figs. (August) [Dalla sp. ?quasca Bell, Lerodea eufala eufala (Edwards)]

2004d. Margaret E. Fountaine, an early 20th-century butterfly collector in Trinidad. Living World 2004: 43-49, 5 figs., 1 tab. (August) [general; history; host plants]

2005. There are two species of zebra butterfly (Colobura spp. Nymphalidae) in Trinidad, but only one has striped caterpillars. The Field Naturalist. Quarterly Bulletin of the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club 2005(1): 14-15 (January-March) [host plants; behavior]

2006a. The skipper butterflies (Hesperiidae) of Trinidad. Part 14, Hesperiinae, genera group L. Living World 2006: 8-26, 47 figs. (October) [general; host plants]

2006b. Trinidad's leaf shoemaker is Zaretis ellops (Ménétriés), not Z. itys (Cramer) (Nymphalidae). Living World 2006: 51-52, 2 figs. (October)

2006c. On the food plant of the large southern white butterfly, Ganyra phaloe lamonti (Kaye) (Pieridae). Living World 2006: 56-57 (October) [Trinidad]

2006d. A la découverte des papillons du jour des Antilles françaises. L. Brévignon and C. Brévignon. 2003. Living World 2006: 60, 1 fig. (October) [general; book review]