Bibliography of butterflies

2000a. More than meets the eye. Explore (Gainesville) 5(2): 12-16, figs. [general]

2000b. For butterflies, a shared passion. Explore (Gainesville) 5(2): 17-19, figs. [general]

Hopffer, Carl Heinrich [1810-1876]

1856. Neue oder wenig bekannte Schmetterlinge der Insekten-Sammlung des königl. zoologischen Musei der Universität zu Berlin. Berlin, A. W. Schade. 2: 8 + [1] pp., 5 pls. [new species: Papilio abderus, P. numicus; Mexico, Cuba]

1865a. Bericht über Felder's Lepidoptera der Reise der Fregatte Novara. Stettiner entomologische Zeitung 26(10/12): 382-398 (October-December) [general; Surinam, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela]

1865b. Neue Arten der Gattung Papilio im Berliner Museum. Stettiner entomologische Zeitung 27(1/3): 22-32 (mid December) [P. achelous, P. diodorus, P. phylarchus, P. polydamas variety polycrates, P. pomponius, P. neosilaus, P. himeros, P. amphissus, P. archytas, P. eurymander, P. warscewiczii, P. alexiares; Mexico, Central and South America]

1869. Bericht über Felder's Lepidoptera der Reise der Fregatte Novara. Stettiner entomologische Zeitung 30(10/12): 427-453 (October-December) [general; Neotropics]

1874. Neue Lepidopteren von Peru und Bolivia. Stettiner ento-mologische Zeitung 35(10/12): 329-371 (October-Decem-ber) [general; Euterpe suadela, E. alma, E. chelidonis, E. susiana, E. prioneris, E. zenobina, E. pieris, Leptalis amelina, L, pimpla, L. thermesina, L. penia, Pieris palaestra, P. nephthis, P. erinna, P. menthe, Hesperocharis nereina, Terias pomponia, T. sybaris, Tithorea neitha, Dircenna xanthophane, D. abendrothi, Ithomia aquinia, I. crispinilla, I. asellia, I. afrania, Hymenitis andania, Ceratinia mestra, C. pyrippe, C. metella, C. pardalina, Napeogenes galinthias, Melinaea dodona, Acraea crassinia, A. demonica, A. adriana, A. mucia, A. nicylla, A. aliteria, A. anaxo, A. aethilla, A. eresina, A. carbonaria, Heliconius favorinus, H. damysus, Melitaea fasciata, Eresia prisca, E. acraea, E. aricilla, E. calena, E. catula, E. geminia, Morpheis felderi, Perisama priene, Prepona dexamenus, Paphia sosippus, P. falcata, P. phantes, P. cluvia, P. betillina, P. praxias, Morpho didius, M. papirius, M. popilius, Opsiphanes arsippe, O. berecynthina, Taygetis sosis, Antirrhaea avernus, Tisiphone maculata, Pronophila chrysotaenia, Lymanopoda larunda, L. venusia, L. apulia, Cremna meleagris, Necyria westwoodi, Siseme lucilius, Anteros principalis, Emesis heterochroa, Symmachia psittacus, Charis fasciata, Baeotis elegantula, Lasaia militaris, Achlyodes termon, A. trochilus, Antigonus mutilatus, Pythonides hierax, Carterocephalus plancus, Eudamus philistus, Oxynetra felderi, Pyrrhopyge phaeax, P. sergius, P. papius, P. sejanus, P. proculus, P. lamprus, P. roscius, P. polemon]

1878-79. Exotische Schmetterlinge. Stettiner entomologische Zeitung 40(1/3): 47-95 (late November 1878), (10/12): 413-454 (early November 1879) [general; Euterpe charops new variety peruviana; Neotropics]

Hopkins, Frederick Gowland [1861-1947]

1894. The pigments of the Pieridae. A contribution to the study of excretory substances which function in ornament. Pro-ceedings of the royal Society of London 57(340): 5-6 (15 November) [abstract; Leptalis, Mechanitis]

1895. The pigments of the Pieridae: A contribution to the study of excretory substances with a function in ornament. Phi-losophical Transactions of the royal Society of London (B) 186(2): 661-682 (25 November) [general; mimicry]

Hopp, Walter Ernst [1884-1958]

1913. Kleine biologische Notizen über brasilianische Lepidopteren. Zeitschrift für wissenschaftliche Insekten-biologie 9(8/9): 270 (1 September) [Papilio agavus Drury, Caligo eurylochus (Cramer); host plants; larvae, pupae]

1921. Ein neuer Morpho. Deutsche entomologische Zeitschrift 1921(4): 296-297 (8 December) [M. hecuba werneri; Colombia]

1922. Catagramma, Callicore und Perisama in Süd-Kolumbien. (Lep.). Deutsche entomologische Zeitschrift 1922(4): 376-378 (1 December) [general; new taxa: Catagramma mionina form pauper, C. ines]

1925. See Hering, M. E. R. & W. E. Hopp, 1925.

Hopp, Werner [1886- ?]

1944. Zum Vater der Strome. Dreissig Jahre am Amazonas und in den Kordillerenstaaten. Berlin, Paul Parey. [i]-viii, 1-207, 46 pls., 3 maps [general]

1949. Tropisches Süd-Amerika. Berlin, Safari-Verlag. 264 pp., 53 figs., 14 maps [general]

1951. Wunderwelt der Tropen. Berlin, Safari-Verlag. 208 pp., pls., figs. [general]

1953a. Von der Schmetterlingsgattung Agrias. Südamerika (Bue-nos Aires) 3(4): 361-362, 1 pl. (25 February) [general; behavior; distribution]

1953b. Unter den Gipfeln der Anden. Berlin, Safari-Verlag. 264 pp., 82 figs., 6 maps [general; Colombia]

1957a. Fliegende Edelsteine. Auf Schmetterlingsfang in Amazonien. Westermanns Monatshefte 98(8): 48-55, figs. (August) [general]

1957b. Blütenzauber der Orchideen. Berlin, Safari-Verlag. 254 pp., 64 pls. [general; South America]

1958. Sterben - Wenn nötig, töten nie! Vom Leben, von den Sitten und den Gebräuchen der heutigen Waldindianer. Berlin, Safari-Verlag. 226 + 2 pp., 90 figs., 1 map [general; South America]

Hormazábal, Mónica E.

1998. See Olivares, T. S. & M. E. Hormazábal, 1998.

1926. Über den Verbleib der entomologischen Sammlungen der Welt (ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Entomo-Museologie). Supplementa entomologica 12: 1-133, 1 portrait (15 March) [general]

1929. Nachträge und Verbesserungen zu meiner Arbeit "Über den Verbleib der entomologischen Sammlungen der Welt. (Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Entomo-Museologie)". Supplementa entomologica Nr. 12, 1926. Supplementa entomologica 17: 72-120 (5 February) [general]

Horn, Walther Hermann Richard, and Ilse Kahle

1935-37. Über entomologische Sammlungen. (Ein Beitrag zur Ge-schichte der Entomo-Museologie). Entomologische Beihefte aus Berlin-Dahlem 2: 1-160 + 12 pp., pls. 1-16 (14 December 1935); 3: 161-296, pls. 17-26 (4 October 1936); 4: 297-536 + i-vi pp., pls. 27-38, figs. (1 August 1937) [general]

1908a. See Cook, M. T. & W. T. Horne, 1908a.

1908b. See Cook, M. T. & W. T. Horne, 1908b.

Horner, B. Elizabeth

1985. See Brower, L. P. et al., 1985.

2003. Countryside biogeography of tropical butterflies. Conservation Biology 17(1): 168-177, 4 figs., 2 tabs. (February) [general; Costa Rica]

1984. The history and significance of the Macleay insect collection. Historical Bibliography Monograph 12: 23-32. [general]

2002. See Botto, E. N. et al., 2002.

1828-29. A descriptive Catalogue of the Lepidopterous Insects contained in the Museum of the Honourable East-India Company, illustrated by coloured figures of new species and of the metamorphosis of Indian Lepidoptera, with introductory observations on a general arrangement of this order of insects. London, Parbury, Allen, & Co. 1: 1-80 + [2], pls. 1-4 ([24 March] 1828); 2: 81-144 + [2], pls. 5-8 ([24 June] 1829) [general; larvae, pupae; morphology; Neotropics]

2000. See Fitter, J. et al., 2000.

1984. See Schemske, D. W. & C. C. Horvitz, 1984.

1988. See Schemske, D. W. & C. C. Horvitz, 1988.

Horvitz, Carol C., and Douglas W. Schemske

1984. Effects of ants and an ant-tended herbivore on seed production of a neotropical herb. Ecology 65(5): 1369-1378, 1 fig., 7 tabs. (October) [Eurybia elvina Stichel; ecology; Mexico]

1988a. A test of the pollinator limitation hypothesis for a Neotropical herb. Ecology 69(1): 200-206, 4 tabs. (February) [Eurybia elvina Stichel; host plant; Mexico]

1988b. Demographic cost of reproduction in a neotropical herb: an experimental field study. Ecology 69(6): 1741-1745, 2 tabs. (December) [Eurybia elvina Stichel; host plant; Mexico]

1990. Spatiotemporal variation in insect mutualists of a neotropical herb. Ecology 71(3): 1085-1097, 4 figs., 10 tabs. (June) [Eurybia elvina Stichel; host plant; Mexico]

Horvitz, Carol C., Christine Turnbull and Donald James Harvey

1987. Biology of immature Eurybia elvina (Lepidoptera: Riodi-nidae), a myrmecophilous metalmark butterfly. Annals of the entomological Society of America 80(4): 513-519, 4 figs., 2 tabs. (July) [egg, larva, pupa, imago; host plant; behavior; Mexico]

1990. A Belizean rain forest. The Community Baboon Sanctuary. Gays Mills, Orang-Utan Press. viii + 420 pp., figs. [Heliconius; host plants; behavior]

2005. See Watanabe, K. et al., 2005.

1995. Mariposas monarca, mitos y otras realidades aladas. Ciencias (México) 37: 19-28, 11 figs., 1 tab. (January-June) [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); conservation; Mexico]

1999a. The monarch: A regal opportunity for working together for nature, pp. 5-7. In: Hoth, J., L. Merino, K. S. Oberhauser, I. Pisanty, S. Price & T. Wilkinson (Eds.), 1997 North American Conference on the Monarch Butterfly. Montréal, Commission for Environmental Cooperation. [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); conservation; Mexico]

1999b. Conservation of the monarch butterfly. Introduction, pp. 201-204. In: Hoth, J., L. Merino, K. S. Oberhauser, I. Pisanty, S. Price & T. Wilkinson (Eds.), 1997 North American Conference on the Monarch Butterfly. Montréal, Commission for Environmental Cooperation. [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); conservation; Mexico]

1917. Diagnoses de Castnies nouvelles et rectification de quelques noms indûment employés. Etudes de Lépidoptérologie comparée 13: 49-87, pls. 1-4 (March) [Riodininae; new species: "Castnia" pelopioides; Ecuador]

1918. Révision monographique de la sous-famille des Castniinae. Etudes de Lépidoptérologie comparée 15: xvi + 730 pp., pls. 437-462, figs. 1-242 (March) [Riodininae; Colombia, Ecuador]

Houttuyn, Martinus [1720-1798]

1767. Natuurlyke Historie of uitvoerige beschryving der Dieren, Planten en Mineraalen, volgens het Samenstel van den Heer Linnaeus. Met naauwkeurige afbeeldingen. Amster-dam, de Erven van F. Houttuyn. 1(11): [x] + 750 + [6] pp., pls. 84-92 [general]

1787. Catalogus van eene uitmuntende verzameling van allerley soort van dieren en dierlyke zaaken, tot opheldering der Natuurlyke Historie in meer dan dertig jaaren vergaderd en, volgens het samenstel van den wydberoemden Linnaeus, in orde geschikt. Musaei Houttuiniani Pars Prima, quae spectat Regnum Animale. Kabinet van Dieren en Dierlyke Zaaken, uitmaakende het Eerste Deel der Verzameling van naturaliën. Amsterdam, J. van der Burgh en Zoon, en J. C. Sepp. viii + 179 pp. (14 March) [facsimile in Boeseman, M. & W. de Ligny, 2004, Zoologische Verhandelingen 349: 127-219 (June)] [general]

Hovanitz, William [1915-1977]

1943a. The nomenclature of the Colias chrysotheme complex in North America (Lepidoptera, Pieridae). American Museum Novitates 1240: 1-4 (30 July) [general; Guatemala, Mexico]

1943b. Geographical variation and racial structure of Argynnis callippe in California. American Naturalist 77(772): 400-425, 6 figs., 1 tab. (September-October) [Mexico]

1944a. The ecological significance of the color phases of Colias chrysotheme in North America. Ecology 25(1): 45-60, 5 figs., 2 tabs. (January) [general; Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Panama]

1944b. A genetic study of wild populations and evolution. Caldasia (Bogotá) 2(10): 459-464 (1 April) [Colias spp.; Colombia]

1944c. Physiological behavior and geography in control of the alfalfa butterfly. Journal of economic Entomology 37(6): 740-745, 1 fig. (December) [behavior; genetics; Mexico]

1945a. The distribution of Colias in the equatorial Andes. Caldasia (Bogotá) 3(13): 283-300, 2 figs., 2 tabs. (30 April) [general; Colombia, Ecuador]

1945b. Comparisons of some Andean butterfly faunas. Caldasia (Bogotá) 3(13): 301-306, 1 fig. (30 April) [general; Colombia, Ecuador]

1945c. Geographical regularity in the variation and supposed mimicry of a butterfly, Limenitis bredowii. American Natu-ralist 79(784): 472-474, 1 tab. (September-October) [Mexi-co, Guatemala]

1945d. The combined effects of genetic and environmental variations upon the composition of Colias populations. Annals of the entomological Society of America 38(4): 482-502, 6 figs., 1 tab. (31 December) [Mexico]

1948. A graphic method of illustrating ecological and geographical distributions. Ecology 29(1): 121-122, 1 fig. (January) [general; Neotropics]

1949. Increased variability in populations following natural hybridization, pp. 339-355, 1 pl., 5 figs. In: Jepsen, G. L., G. G. Simpson & E. Mayr (Eds.), Genetics, Palentology, and Evolution. Princeton, Princeton University Press [general; Mexico]

1950a. The biology of Colias butterflies. I. The distribution of the North American species. Wasmann Journal of Biology 8(1): 49-75, 8 figs. [general; Mexico, Guatemala, South America]

1950b. The biology of Colias butterflies. II. Parallel geographical variation of dimorphic color phases in North American species. Wasmann Journal of Biology 8(2): 197-219, 6 figs., 9 tabs. [general; Mexico]

1958. Distribution of butterflies in the New World, pp. 321-368, 19 figs. In: Hubbs, C. L. (Ed.), Zoogeography. American Association for the Advancement of Science Publications 51: x + 509 pp. [general; Neotropics]

1962. The distribution of the species of the genus Pieris in North America. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 1(1): 73-83, 4 figs. (August) [Mexico, Guatemala]

1963a. Geographical distribution and variation of the genus Argynnis. I. Introduction. II. Argynnis idalia. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 1(2): 117-123, 3 figs. (January) [Neotropics]

1963b. Geographical distribution and variation of the genus Argynnis. III. Argynnis diana. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 1(3): 201-208, 3 figs. (6 April) [Mexico]

[1969]. Present and ice age life zones and distributions. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 7(1): 31-34, 2 figs. ("March 1968" [1969]) [general]

[1970]. Habitat - Zerene caesonia [sic] eurydice Bdv. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 7(4): 182, 190, 2 figs. ("December 1968" [1970]) [Mexico]

1971a. Habitat - Colias vautieri [sic]. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 9(2): 100, 2 figs. [Chile]

1971b. Habitat - Yramea cytheris. Journal of Research on the Lepidoptera 9(2): 124, 2 figs. [Chile]

2005. See Davis, A. K. & E. Howard, 2005.

2004. Documenting the spring movements of monarch butterflies with Journey North, a Citizen Science Program, pp. 105-114, 6 figs., 4 tabs. In: Oberhauser, K. S. & M. J. Solensky (Eds.), The Monarch Butterfly. Biology and Conservation. Ithaca, Comstock Publishing Associates. [Danaus plexippus (Linnaeus); migration; Mexico]

2001. Insect pests of palms and their control. Pesticide Outlook 12(6): 240-243, 2 figs. (December) [Brassolis sophorae (Linnaeus)]

2001. Defoliators of palms. Lepidoptera, pp. 34-81, 15 figs. In: Howard, F. W., D. Moore, R. M. Giblin-Davis and R. G. Abad, Insects on palms. Wallingford, CABI Publishing. [general; host plants]

2004. Palm insects, pp. 1622-1627. In: Capinera, J. L. (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Entomology. Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers. Vol. 3. [general]

1963. The butterflies of the Windward Islands. The Windward Islands Annual 1963: 50-53, 9 figs. [general; host plants; behavior]

1966a. Revisional notes on the genus Antanartia (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). Bulletin of the british Museum (Natural History) (Entomology) 18(2): 21-43, 5 pls., 21 figs. (21 June) [Hypanartia kefersteini Doubleday; morphology]

1966b. See Herrera, J. V. & T. G. Howarth, 1966.

1968. Quest for exotic rarities. Entomologist's Record and Journal of Variation 80(3): 67-69 (15 March) [Papilio homerus Fabricius, P. marcellinus Doubleday; Jamaica]

1963. Our butterflies and moths. North Kansas City, True Color Publishing Company. 208 pp., pls., figs. [general; host plants; eggs, larvae, pupae, imagines; behavior; ecology; Neotropics]

1964. Migration of Kricogonia lyside in Mexico (Pieridae). Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 18(1): 26 (13 May)

1975a. See Primack, R. B. & W. H. Howe, 1975.

1975b. The Butterflies of North America. New York, Doubleday & Company, Inc. xiii + 633 pp., 97 pls., 32 figs. ([7 November]) [general; host plants; eggs, larvae, pupae, imagines; behavior; ecology; distribution; Neotropics]

1984. See Beutelspacher, C. R. & W. H. Howe, 1984.

1996. Zone 12 Northern Neotropics Mexico, Central America, Caribbean Islands, pp. 61-62. In: Season Summary 1995. News of the Lepidopterists' Society [38(3)]: 64 pp. [Papilionidae, Pieridae]

Hower, A. S.

1964. See Brower, L. P. et al., 1964.

1929. The mountains of Dominica. Natural History (New York) 29(6): 595-610, figs. (November-December) [Colaenis julia (Fabricius)]

1970. Photographer of the rain-forests. Chicago, Paul G. Howes and Associates. xx + 218 pp., 112 figs. [general; behavior; Guyana, Dominica, Colombia]

Howland, H. C.

1969. See Eisner, T. et al., 1969.

2007. See Eberhard, S. H. et al., 2007.

1974. See Cabello, G. e al., 1974.

2001. Molecular evolution of a long wavelength-sensitive opsin in mimetic Heliconius butterflies (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae). Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 72(3): 435-447, 6 figs., 4 tabs. ([12 April]) [general; Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador]

2005. A new subspecies of Habrodais poodiae Brown (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae: Theclini) from Baja California, Mexico, representing the southernmost distribution of the Nearctic Habrodais. Zoological Studies 44(1): 26-33, 19 figs. (January) [H. p. browni]

2006. See Zhang, L.-L. et al., 2006b.

2006. Controlled replication of butterfly wings for achieving tunable photonic properties. Nano Letters 6(10): 2325-2331, 5 figs. (October; published online 28 September) [Morpho peleides Kollar]

1959. See Bocanegra, S. et al., 1959.

1993. See Güntert, M. et al., 1993.

1973. Die Wälder in den Anden von Mérida (Venezuela) und ihre Tagfalter. Mitteilungen der Pollichia (3)20: 164-201, 4 figs., 2 maps. [general]

1998. Münchner Naturforscher in Südamerika. München, Verlag Friedrich Pfeil. 168 pp., figs. [general]

1977. See Ward, C. R. et al., 1977.