Papers by Andrés Orellana
Bulletin de la Société entomologique de France, 124 (1), 2019 : 77-102., 2019
Three new species and one subspecies of Lepidoptera Papilionoidea are described from
the Venezuel... more Three new species and one subspecies of Lepidoptera Papilionoidea are described from
the Venezuelan Pantepui: Megaleas cervelina Orellana & Costa, n. sp. (Hesperiidae, Hesperiinae), Adelpha irmina
arcana Benmesbah & Costa, n. ssp. (Nymphalidae, Limenitidinae), Pedaliodes parakana Viloria & Costa, n. sp.,
and Eretris cuaoensis Viloria & Attal, n. sp. (Nymphalidae, Satyrinae). A new synonymy is proposed: Megaleas
angelae Henao & Andrade, 2013, n. syn. of M. chocoensis Salazar & Constantino, 2013 (Hesperiinae). Mesotaenia
vaninka delafuentei Neild, 1996 (Nymphalidae, Biblidinae) is elevated to species rank, M. delafuentei n. stat.,
and the male, hitherto unknown, is described. The female of Perisama tepuiensis Attal & De Marmels, 2012, is
illustrated.
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This note presents a brief biography and details of the life and work of the Martinican naturalis... more This note presents a brief biography and details of the life and work of the Martinican naturalist Théophile Raymond while living in Venezuela during the last years of the 19th century until his death in 1922. It also presents a list of butterflies collected and printed on plates by Raymond, using the old-fashioned technique known as lepidochromy (butterfly “transfer prints” or “wing prints”), as well as their current names.
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A remarkable new subspecies of the Amazonian and Guianan Heliconius burneyi (Hübner) is described... more A remarkable new subspecies of the Amazonian and Guianan Heliconius burneyi (Hübner) is described fro the state of Sucre in northeastern Venezuela. Its wing pattern resembles that of the peculiar heliconiine Neruda metharme (Erichson), which is absent in Sucre. Considering that races of H. burneyi are variations on basically the same theme, a new wing pattern element for this species is recognized. Natural selection, shifting balance and relictual mimicry may explain its occurrence.
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This paper aims to describe Papilio polyxenes costarum, a new subspecies, whose populations come ... more This paper aims to describe Papilio polyxenes costarum, a new subspecies, whose populations come from the Cordillera de la Costa Central of northern Venezuela. The populations of this
country have traditionally been identified as belonging to the subspecies americus Kollar,1850, which flies in Colombia and integrates to the new subspecies in the Andes of the Cordillera de Merida in Venezuela, near Colombian territories. Illustrations of adults of this new subspecies were done in order to demonstrate their new status regarding other similar subspecies. Its final-instar larva on host plants of the Apiaceae family is shown.
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Papers by Andrés Orellana
the Venezuelan Pantepui: Megaleas cervelina Orellana & Costa, n. sp. (Hesperiidae, Hesperiinae), Adelpha irmina
arcana Benmesbah & Costa, n. ssp. (Nymphalidae, Limenitidinae), Pedaliodes parakana Viloria & Costa, n. sp.,
and Eretris cuaoensis Viloria & Attal, n. sp. (Nymphalidae, Satyrinae). A new synonymy is proposed: Megaleas
angelae Henao & Andrade, 2013, n. syn. of M. chocoensis Salazar & Constantino, 2013 (Hesperiinae). Mesotaenia
vaninka delafuentei Neild, 1996 (Nymphalidae, Biblidinae) is elevated to species rank, M. delafuentei n. stat.,
and the male, hitherto unknown, is described. The female of Perisama tepuiensis Attal & De Marmels, 2012, is
illustrated.
country have traditionally been identified as belonging to the subspecies americus Kollar,1850, which flies in Colombia and integrates to the new subspecies in the Andes of the Cordillera de Merida in Venezuela, near Colombian territories. Illustrations of adults of this new subspecies were done in order to demonstrate their new status regarding other similar subspecies. Its final-instar larva on host plants of the Apiaceae family is shown.
the Venezuelan Pantepui: Megaleas cervelina Orellana & Costa, n. sp. (Hesperiidae, Hesperiinae), Adelpha irmina
arcana Benmesbah & Costa, n. ssp. (Nymphalidae, Limenitidinae), Pedaliodes parakana Viloria & Costa, n. sp.,
and Eretris cuaoensis Viloria & Attal, n. sp. (Nymphalidae, Satyrinae). A new synonymy is proposed: Megaleas
angelae Henao & Andrade, 2013, n. syn. of M. chocoensis Salazar & Constantino, 2013 (Hesperiinae). Mesotaenia
vaninka delafuentei Neild, 1996 (Nymphalidae, Biblidinae) is elevated to species rank, M. delafuentei n. stat.,
and the male, hitherto unknown, is described. The female of Perisama tepuiensis Attal & De Marmels, 2012, is
illustrated.
country have traditionally been identified as belonging to the subspecies americus Kollar,1850, which flies in Colombia and integrates to the new subspecies in the Andes of the Cordillera de Merida in Venezuela, near Colombian territories. Illustrations of adults of this new subspecies were done in order to demonstrate their new status regarding other similar subspecies. Its final-instar larva on host plants of the Apiaceae family is shown.