Reginald Crundall Punnett

“ II; ⁠as models for Oriental butterflies, 25; ⁠absence of in Africa, 35; ⁠as models in S. America, 43; ⁠as models in N. America, 45 Phrissura, 36 Phyciodes, 38, 54 Physiological properties, possible connection of with pattern, 137 Pieridae, as models for Oriental butterflies, 28; ⁠mimicry in African, 36; ⁠mimicry in S. American, 43; ⁠frequency of bird attacks on, 150 Planema epaea, 35, VII. 5; ⁠P. macarista, sexual difference in, 34, VII. 1, 2; ⁠mimicked by Elymnias phegea, 35; ⁠by Pseudacraea eurytus, 126; ⁠P. poggei, as model for planemoides female of Papilio dardanus, 31 ”

“ I Oriental butterflies, mimicry among, 23 Overlapping in patterns of different groups of butterflies, 144 Papilio aristolochiae, as model for female of P. polytes, 13, 26, 52, 77; ⁠range of, 79; ⁠likeness to P. polytes, 80; ⁠characteristics of, 81; ⁠flight of, 82; ⁠eaten by lizards, 108; ⁠rejected by certain birds, 115, 116; ⁠disliked by Tree-shrew, 121, V. 5, 5a; ⁠P. agestor, 24, 51, II. 3; ⁠P. asterius, 46; ⁠P. bachus, App. II; ⁠P. bootes, 27, III. 6; ⁠P. brasidas, 29, VI. 4; ⁠P. chamissonia, 44, XIII. 2 ”

“ II; ⁠P. ridleyanus, 34, 36, VI. 6; ⁠P. sarpedon, 110; ⁠P. troilus, 45, XVI. 2; ⁠P. xenocles, 23, 111, I. 4; ⁠P. zagreus, 43, X. 8 Papilionidae, as mimics of Oriental models, 23-25; ⁠of African models, 29, 30, 35; ⁠of S. American models, 43; ⁠of N. American models, 45 Parallel patterns, in different butterfly groups, 144 Pareronia, 145, 149 ”