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	1964	Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society		267
	INDEX TO VOLUME 18
	Abisara echerius, ..............................    162 Acraea, encedon, ............................     74 eponina, ....................................     74 Acraeidae, ........................................     74 Actinote guatemalana, ......................      18 Aegeriidae, ......................................     37 Aegeria apiformis, ..........................      37 Aglia tau, ..........................................      36 Agriades glandon, 217,  226 Agathymus, alliae,                                   46 aryxna, ..........................................     46 baueri, ..........................................     46 chinatiensis, ................................    172 chisosensis, ....................................     75 estellae, ........................................    184 evansi, ..........................................     46 gilberti, .......................................     176 indecisa, ......................................     47 lajitaensis, ....................................    174 mariae, ........................................    171 neumoegeni, .........................      46 rindgei, ........................................    176 Agraulis vanillae, .................. 19,  229 Agrotis subterranea, ......................        5 Alabama argillacea, .................. 1,      9 Amathusia phidippus, ..................    101 Amathusiidae, .......................... 101,   102 Amblyscirtes vialis, .................. 50,  227 Amphidasis charon, ..........................    Ill Anaea, electra, ..................................     22 morta, ......................................      22 morvus, ...................................     22 Anarta cordigera, ............................    236 Anartia, fatima, ............................      20 jatrophe, ................... 20, 129,   144 Ancyluris inca, ................................      24 Anthocaris sara, ........................      221 Anticarsia gemmatilis, ....................        8 Apatelodes angelica, ......................     89 torrefacta, ....................................     89 Apatura ilia, ....................................    110 Aphantopus hyperantus, ..........       41 Apodemia chisosensis, ...................     75 mormo, ........................ 49, 217,  226 nais, ..............................................      77 Aporia crataegi, ................... 41,   110 Appias drusilla, .......................      16 Arctia caja, ......................................      37 Arctiidae, ........................ 37, 110,   118 Argynnis paphia, ........................ 41,   110 Argyreus hyperbius, ........................    107 Atrytone vestris, ...........................      50 Autographa microgamma, ..............    236 Automeris io, ...........................      27 Battus, polydamus, .................. 129,   130 (new names in boldface; synonyms in		philenor, .............................. 129,   130 Biblis hyperia, ..................................     21 Blanchard, A., Syssphinx foodplants,      42 Boloria, astarte, ..............................    228 lia, ................................................   no epithore, ........................... 188,  222 eunomia, .....................................     233 freija, ............................................    237 frigga, ..........................................    233 selene, ..........................................    233 titania, ................... ..... 222,  237 toddi, .........................................    228 Book notices, ....... 116, 210, 228,  240 Book review: Wir Bestimmen Schmetterlinge, ........................     84 Our Butterflies and Moths, ........    241 Borbo cinnara, ..................................    105 Bouton, D. W., Venation aberration in Papilio, ...............................     157 Bowden, S. R., Pieris napi, laboratory maintenance, ........      91 Bower, H. M., (1888-1963), ........    192 Brassolidae, ......................................      18 British Honduras butterflies, ..........      11 Brown, F. M., Strecker publication dates, ................     43 Tryon Reakirt biography, ........    211 Butler, R. B., Mexican satyrid at light, ..........................................    116 Butterfly traps, ............................      51 Butterflies at light, ........ 73, 116,   159 Butterflies of Yakima Co., Wash.,      217 Byasa alcinous, ..............................    105 Caduga sita, ...............................    107 Calephelis argyrodines, ...........      25 velutina, ......................................     24 Caligo memmon, ..............................      18 Callophrys, affinis, .......................    228 augustinus, ........................ 224,  235 dumetorum, ..............................    225 eryphon, ......................................    224 fotis, ............................................    224 henrici, ............................ 129,   148 johnsoni, .................................. 49,  228 nelsoni, ..........................................    228 sheridani, ...............................       224 spinetorum, .......................... 48,  224 xami, ............................................     85 Calpodes ethlius, ............................    229 Calycopis isobeon, ..........................     24 Cargolia, albipuncta, ......................    114 arana, ...............................    115 carmelita, .................................    Ill cardania, ..............................    115 dardania, ....................................    115 italics)

	268	Index to Volume 18		Vol.18: no.4
	marmorinata, .......................    114 muscosa, ......................................    115 pruna, ..........................................    115 puta, ............................................    115 salapia, ........................................    115 semialbata, ..................................    114 Carterocephalus palaemon, 217,  227 Catocala elocata, ............................      37 Catonephele, nyctimus ..................     20 Catopsilia, crocale, .................. 106,   162 florella, ........................................     74 pomona, ........................................    106 pyranthe, ......................................    106 Celastrina, argiolus, ................ 41,  226 puspa, ..........................................    107 Cephonodes hylas, ..........................     74 Cercyonis, oetus, ........................      221 pegala, ........................................    221 silvestris, ......................................    221 Charaxes, brutus, ......................    104 candiope, ......................................     74 lasti, ............................................    104 Chiasma clathrata, ........................    110 Chlosyne, erodyle, ........................      19 gorgone, ............................. 129,   141 hoffmanni, ..................................    223 lacinia, ........................................      19 palla, ............................................   223 theona, ........................................      19 Choaspes benjamini, ..................    105 Chondrolepis niveicornis, ................     74 Chrysophanus titus, ................ 48,  224 Cicinnus melsheimeri, ................      89 Clark, G. C, (1888-1964), ..........    195 Clench, H. K., Hairstreak new to U. S...........................    189 Coeliades, anchises, ......................     74 sejuncta, ......................................     74 Coenonympha, arcania, ..............    110 tullia, .........................................     221 Colias, alexandra, ..........................    220 erate, ................. .........            106 eurytheme, ................................    220 hyale, .......................      41 interior, ............. ...    227 nastes, .................................... 47,  227 occidentalis, ................................   220 philodice, ..................................    227 Collecting larvae, ..........................    201 Common and Upton, Weather resistant light trap, ................     79 Comstock, J. A., Neoterpes life history, ......................................     32 correction, ..................................    164 Corrections, ............................ 115,   163 Covell, C. V., New species of Geometridae, ..........................    Ill Cremna umbra, ............................      24		Crenis trimeni, ................................     74 Cupido argiades, ..............................    110 Curetis acuta, ..................................    107 Cyrestis thyodamas, ......................    108 Danaidae, .. 16, 41, 47, 74, 104,   107, 163, 165, 221, 230,  234 Danaus, chrysippus, ................ 74,   163 eresimus, ......................................      16 plexippus, 41, 47, 165, 221, 230,  234 Datana contracta, ..........................     89 Deilephila elpenor, ........................     37 Denmark, H. A., Light trap,                   1 Deudorix eryx, .........................    106 Dichogaster coronado, ....................    164 Dichorragia nesimachus, ..................    108 Diorhina butes, ..............................     24 Dircenna, euchytma, ......................      17 klugi, ............................................      17 Discophora, ......................................    102 Dismorphia, fortunata, ...............         15 praxinoe, ............................      14 Dryas julia, ......................................      19 Dymasia dymas, ...................... 129,   140 Dynamine, dyonis, ..........................      21 glauce, ..........................................      21 mylitta, ..........................................      21 theseus, ........................................     21 Eacles imperialis, ............................     90 Egybolis vaillantina, ......................     74 Emesis, liodes, ................................      25 lucinda, .......................................       25 Emmel and Emmel, Papilio indra life history, ............................      65 Endromis versicolora, ......................     36 Epargyreus clarus, ........................    226 Epicnaptera americana, ...............       37 Erebia, disa, ................................        228 discoidalis, .......................... 217,  222 epipsodea, ..........................    222 medusa, ......................................     41 vidleri, ...........................................  227 Ergolis merione, ..............................    160 Eriogaster rimicola, ........................      37 Erycinidae, ........................................    162 Erynnis, icelus, ..............................    227 juvenalis, ......................................    190 pacuvius, ..................................    228 persius, ........................................    227 propertius, ..................................    227 Euchloe, ausonides, ......................   221 cardamines, ..................................      94 creusa, ..........................................    221 Euchrysops cnejus, ..........................    106 Euclidina cuspidea, .....................    169 Eueides, aliphera, ..........................      19 cleobaea, ......................................      19 Eumaeus minyas, ..........................     22 Eumenis semele, ..........................    110

	1964	Journal of the Lepidopterists Society		269
	Eunica monima, .............................. 229 Euphydryas, anica, .......................... 228 chalcedona, .................................. 223 editha, .......................................... 223 Euphyes, dukesi, ............................ 191 vestris, .......................................... 227 Euptoieta hegesia, ....................... 19 Euptyehia, eymela, ............... 129, 137 dorothea, ........................... 129, 140 gemma, ........................ 17, 129, 139 glaucina, ...................................... 17 hermes, .......................... 17, 129, 138 hesione, ...................................... 17 metaleuca, .................................... 17 themis, .......................................... 17 Eurema, albula, .............................. 15 blanda, .......................................... 106 boisduvaliana, ....................... 16 brigitta, ........................................ 160 chamberlaini, .............................. 31 daira, ............................................ 16 hecabe, ................................ 106, 160 laeta, .................................... 106, 162 lisa, .................................. 16, 31, 64 nise, .............................................. 16 Euristrymon Ontario, .............. 129, 150 Eutachyptera psidii, ...................... 164 Euthalia garuda, .............................. 160 Everes, amyntula, .......................... 226 comyntas, ...................................... 24 lacturnus, ............................... 107 Freeman, H. A., New Apodemia,          75 New Megathyrnidae, .................. 171 Fumea casta, .............................. 37, 39 Gangara thyrsis, .............................. 163 Gastropacha, alnifolia, .............. 35, 38 Geometridae, .................... 32, 110, 111 Glaucopsyche, alexis, ...................... 110 lygdamus, ....................... 41,186,226 Glycesthes creona, ........................ 74 Gnophodes parmeno, ...................... 74 Graphium, doson, ............................ 105 marcellus, .................. 129, 132, 191 sarpedon, ................................... 105 Griselda radicana, ............................ 164 Grey, L. P., Keeping records, .......... 58 Guppy, R., Vancouver Island distributions, ............................ 185 Gynaecia dirce, ................................ 22 Hairstreak new for U. S., ................ 189 Hamadryas, februa, ........................ 20 feronia, ........................................ 21 Hasora chromus, ...................... 105, 162 Hebomoia glaucippe, ...................... 106 Heitzman, R., Eurema lisa in Missouri, .................................. 64 Monodes georgei range extension, 83 Confused behavior by Thorybes, 169		Heliconius, charitonius, ................      19 doris, ............................................      18 ismenius, .................................. 14? 18 petiveranus, ..................................      18 Heliopetes ericetorum, ...... 49, 217,  227 Heliothis zea, ...............................        6 Hemaris, diffinis, ..........................      89 tityrus, ..........................................     41 Hemiargus, ceraunus, .......... 129,   154 isola, ...................................... 129,   153 Hemileuca, eglanterina, ..................    241 hera, ..............................................    241 Hemming, Arthur Francis (1893-1964), ..........................   237 Hesperia, comma, ..........................    185 harpalus, ......................................   227 juba, ............................................   227 miriamae, ....................................   240 pahaska, ........................................    240 uncas, ..........................................    240 Hesperiidae, .. 49, 74, 105, 110,   162, 185, 190, 214, 226, 228, 229, 235, 240 Hesperiids new to U.S., ..................   214 Hessel, S. A., Automeris gynandromorph, ......................     27 Hestia, ..............................................    104 Hestina assimilis, ..............................    108 Heteropacha rileyana, ......................      89 Hipocrita jacobeae, ........................    110 Holomelina aurantiaca, ..................    118 Howe, W. H., Kricogonia migration, ..................................     26 Huphina nerissa, ............................    160 Hyalophora euryalus, ................ 36, 38 Hybrid swallowtails, ......................    170 Hyparpax aurora, ............................     89 Hypercompe, ..................................    100 Hypolimnas, antilope, ....................    108 bolina, ..........................................    108 misippus, .............................. 74,   108 Hypolycaena pachalica, ..................     74 Hypothyris lycaste, ........................      16 Idea leuconoe, ..................................    107 Ithomiidae, ................................ 15, 16 Jamides bochus, ..............................    106 Jumalon, J., Amathusia phidippus abundance, ..............................    101 Kallima inachus, ..............................    108 Kaniska canace, ................................    107 Karanasa pamira, ............................     78 Keeping records, ............................      58 Kendall, R. O., Foodplants for 26 Texas Papilionoidea, ................    129 corrections, ..................................    163 Distribution records, ..................    190 Kennedy, C. J., Glaucopsyche in Missouri, ..................................      41 Kricogonia lyside, ...................... 26, 229

	270	Index to Volume 18		Vol. 18: no.4
	Lachnocnema durbani, ............... 74 Lacosoma chiridota, ...................... 89 Lacosomidae, .................................. 89 Lampides boeticus, ........................ 106 Laothoe populi, .......................... 36, 38 Laphygma frugiperda, .................... 4 Lasiocampa, grandis, ...................... 37 quercus, .................................. 36, 38 trifolii, .......................................... 36 Lasiocampidae, ............ 36, 37, 89, 164 Lemonia dumi, ....................... 37, 39 Leptidea, morsei, .............................. 110 sinapis, .......................................... 110 Lerodea, arabus, .......................... 215 dysaules, ...................................... 214 Lethe, europa, ................................ 108 rohria, .......................................... 160 Leucostrophus hirundo, .................. 74 Libythea, celtis, .............................. 107 labdaca, ...................................... 74 Libytheana carinenta, .................... 229 Libytheidae, .................. 57, 107, 229 Light trap, to separate moths and beetles, .................................... 1 weather resistant, ........................ 79 Limenitis archippus, .......... 48, 165, 224 bredowii, .................. 40, 41, 48, 228 cytherea, ...................................... 21 iphicla, ........................................ 21 lorquini, ........................................ 224 melanthe, .................................... 21 Limnas chrysippus, ........................ 1G7 Liparidae, ....................................... 37 Lycaena, cupreus, .......................... 49 editha, ................................. 49, 228 helloides, ............................ 187, 225 heteronea, ................................ 225 mariposa, .............................. 185, 225 nivalis, ........................................ 225 phlaeas, ........................................ 110 rubidus, ......................... 225 Lycaenidae, .. 22, 41, 48, 74, 85, 106, 110, 129, 145, 160, 185, 189, 224, 228, 235 Lymantria dispar, .......................... 37 Lyropteryx lyra, .............................. 24 McFarland, N., Collecting, rearing, and preserving larvae, .......... 201 Macrothylacia rubi, ........................ 36 Maculinea arion, .......................... 41 Maniola jurtina, .......................... 41 Marpesia chiron, ............................ 22 Mating times, .................................. 35 Mechanitis egaensis, .................. 15 Megathymidae, .......................... 45, 171 Megathymus, streckeri, .................. 45 texanus, ...................................... 45 Megisba malaya, .............................. 107		Melalopha, curtula, ........................     39 inclusa, ........................................     89 Melanargia galathea, .................. 41, 110 Melanitis, ..........................................    101 leda, .............................. 74, 108, 159 Melitaea athalia, ...........................    110 Mesosemia tetrica, ..........................      24 Mestra amymone, ............................     20 Metamorpha steneles, ....................     20 Migration, Kricogonia, ..................      26 Mexican butterflies, ......................   229 Mimas tiliae, .................................     37 Mimicry, ..........................................      68 Ministrymon, ....................................    190 Minutes, 13th Annual meeting, ....    117 Mocis latipes, ..................................       7 Monarchs eaten by birds, ..............    165 Monodes georgei, ............................      83 Morpho, peleides, ..........................      18 polyphemus, ..............................      18 Moucha, J., Solar eclipse butterfly activity, ....................................    109 Mycalesis, gotama, ..........................    108 mineus, ........................................    159 perseus, ........................................    159 safitza,                                                   74 Nacaduba, kurava, ..........................    106 nora, ..............................................    107 Napeogenes tolosa, ..........................      16 Narathura, bazalus, ..........................    106 japonica, ......................................    106 Neominois ridingsii, ........................     47 Neophasia menapia, ......................    221 Neoterpes, edwardsata, ..................      32 ephelidaria, ..................................     32 Neptis hylas, ..................................    108 Newcomer, E. J., Oregon and Washington Rhopalocera, ......     47 Butterflies of Yakima Co., Wash.,  217 Nielsen, M. C, Boloria eunomia in Michigan, ................................   233 Noctuidae, .. 1, 7, 8, 37, 74, 83,   110, 169, 235 Notocrypta curvifascia, ..................    105 Notodontidae, ..................................      89 Nymphalidae, .. 18, 40, 41, 48, 51, 74, 104, 107, 110, 129, 140, 160,   165, 188, 222, 228, 229,   233 Nymphalis, antiopa, .................. 40,  223 calif ornica, ..................................   223 io, ................................................     40 j-album, ....................................     228 milberti, ........................................    223 polychloros, .......................... 40,   110 urticae, ........................................      40 xanthomelas, ................................     40 Ochlodes sylvanoides, ....................    227 Oeneis, chryxus, .............................   227

	1964	Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society		271
	jutta, ........................................... 235 melissa, ..................................... 227 nevadensis, .................................. 222 Oenomaus ortygnus, ...................... 189 Oleria paula, .............................. 15, 16 Orgyia, antiqua, .............................. 37 gonostigma, .................................. 37 Paiwarria, ...................................... 190 Panthiades m-album, .................... 189 Papilio, alexanor, ............................ 78 bairdii, .................................. 65, 220 bianor, .......................................... 106 cresphontes, ...................... 129, 134 demodocus,                         74, 104, 170 demoleus, .............................. 104, 163 eurymedon, ...................................220 glaucus, ................................ 157, 235 helenus, ...................................... 106 indra, ...................................... 65, 220 machaon, ................................ 40, 41 memnon, ...................................... 106 multicaudata, ......... 40, 129, 132, 220 palamedes, .......................... 129, 135 polytes, ...................................... 105 polyxenes, ............................ 129, 133 protenor, ...................................... 106 rudkini, ...................................... 65 rutulus ...................................... 220 troilus, .................................. 129, 136 xuthus, ........................................ 105 zelicaon, ...................................... 220 Papilionidae, .. 13, 40, 41, 65, 74, 78, 104, 105, 129, 130, 157, 163, 170, 188, 191, 220, 235 Paracolax glaucinalis, ...................... 110 Pararge aegeria, .............................. 41 Parides, areas, ......................... 14 iphidamas, ............................... 14 polyzelus, .................................... 14 sesotris, .................................... 14 Parnara, guttata, ....................... 105 naso, .......................................... 105 Parnassius, clodius, .............. 188, 220 phoebus, .................................... 220 Pelopidas, borbonica, ...................... 74 conjuncta, .................................... 162 mathias, ...................................... 105 Peplia lamis, .................................... 25 Perophthalma tullius, ...................... 24 Petersen, B., Monarchs eaten by birds, .................................. 165 Factors in Danaus pupal duration, .................................. 230 Phaedrotes piasus, .......................... 226 Pbaeostrymon alcestis, .......... 129, 145 Phaeoura cladonia, .......................... Ill Philotes, battoides, ........................ 226 enoptes, ............................... 226		Philudoria potatoria, .............. 36, 38 Phoebis, agarithe, ........................... 15 argante, ...................................... philea, .......................................... 15 sennae, ........................................ 15 statira, ........................................ 15 Pholisora, catullus, .......................... 227 libya, ............................................. 50 Phyciodes, campestris, .................. 223 claudina, .................................... 19 myia, .......................................... 20 mylitta, .................................. 223, 228 phaon, .................................. 129, 143 picta, ................................... 129, 142 texana, .................................. 129, 144 tharos, ........................... 129, 142, 228 Pierella luna, .................................. 17 Pieridae, .. 14, 26, 31, 41, 47, 64, 74, 91, 106, 110, 160, 220, 227, 229 Pieris, beckeri, .................................. 221 bryoniae, ...................................... 92 dubiosa, ...................................... 93 napi, .................. 41, 91, 110, 221 occidentalis, ................................ 221 rapae, ...................... 41,106,110,221 virginiensis, .................................. 93 Pieris napi, form "sulphurea" laboratory maintenance, .......... 91 Pithecops nihana, .......................... 107 Plebeius, acmon,                                  225 argus, .......................................... 41 argyrognomon, ............................ 226 icarioides, .............................. 186, 226 idas, .............................................. 110 melissa, ................................ 186, 225 saepiolus, ...................... 49, 185, 226 shasta, ........................................ 49 Plutella porrectella, .......................... 94 Plutellidae, .................................... 94 Poanes hobomok, ............................ 235 Polites, mardon, .............................. 228 sabuleti, .............................. 50, 227 sonora, ........................................ 228 tecumseh, .................................... 50 themistocles, ................................ 228 Polygonia, c-album, .......................... 40 faunus, .................................. 48, 223 gracilis, ........................................ 228 satyrus, ........................................ 223 zepbyrus, .................................... 223 Polyommatus icarus, ...................... 41 Polyura eudamippus, ...................... 108 Powell, J. A,, Bower biography, .... 192 Book Review: Howe, .................. 241 Precis, almana, ................................ 107 clelia, .......................................... 74 genoveva, .................................. 20 hierta, ,....................................... 160

	272	Index to Volume 18		Vol.18: no.4
	lintingensis, ..................................     74 orithya, .......................... 74, 107,  163 sophia, ........................................     74 Prepona amphimachus, ....................     22 Preserving larvae, ..........................    201 Pronin, G., Mating times, ............     35 Pseudonica flavilla, ..........................      20 Psyche unicolor, ..............................     37 Psychidae, ......................................     37 Pteronymia cotytto, .............. 15, 16, 17 Pupal duration in Danaus, ..............    230 Pyralidae, ........................................       8 Pyrgus, centaureae, ..........................    228 communis, ..................................    227 ruralis, ..........................................    227 Pyrrhogyra, hypensor, ....................      20 otolais, ........................................     20 Radena similis, ................................    107 Reakirt, T., biography, ....................   211 Rearing larvae, ...............................    201 Rhetus arcius, ..................................     24 Riley, N. D., Hemming biography,      237 Riodinidae, .......... 24, 49, 57, 75,   226 Riotte, J. C. E., Review: Koch, ......     84 Syssphinx bicolor in Ontario, ......     89 Ross, G. N., British Honduras biitterflies, ..............................      11 Rydon, A., Butterfly traps, ..........      51 Salatura genutia, ..............................    107 Saturnia, pavonia, ..........................      36 pyri, ..............................................     36 Saturniidae, .......... 27, 36, 42, 89,  241 Satyridae, 17, 41, 47, 57, 74, 78, 101,  108, 110, 116, 129, 137, 159, 221, 227, 235 Satyrium, behrii, ...................... 48,   224 calanus, .............................. 129,   148 californica, ................................    224 fuliginosum, .......................... 48,   224 saepium, ...................................    224 sylvinus, .................................. 48,  224 Sevastopulo, D. G., Butterflies at light, ....................................   73 Papilio hybrids, .....................    170 Shull, E. M., Butterflies at light in India, ......................    159 Smerinthus, kindermanni, ..............     37 ocellatus, ......................................     37 Smyrna blomfildia, ..........................     22 Solar eclipse butterfly activity, ......    109 Speyeria spp., ..................................    222 Sphinx liqustri, ........................         37 Sphingidae, ............ 36, 37, 41, 74, 89 Stallings et al., Megathymidae, ......     45 Strecker publication dates, ............     43 Strymon, acaciae, ..........................    110 ilicis, .................................        110 laceyi, .............................. 129,   152 melinus,...................... 129, 152,  225		Syntarucus telicanus, ......................     74 Syntomis phegea, ............................    110 Syntomidae, ...................................    110 Syssphinx, bicolor, ..........................     89 heiligbrodti, ..................................     42 hubbardi, ...................................     42 Tacoraea selenaphora, ....................    108 Tagiades trebellus, ..........................    105 Talicada nyseus, ............................    163 Taygetis, andromeda, ......................      17 mermeria, .............................. 17,   116 Telicota colon, ................................    105 Tenenis laothoe, ................................     20 Thecla spp., .............................. 22, 23 Theope diores, ................................     25 Thorybes pylades, .................. 169,  226 Thymelicus sylvestris, ....................    110 Tilden, J. W., Two hesperiids new to U. S., ..................................    214 Tmolus, echion, ................................     24 Tortricidae, .............................. 164,  228 Turner, J. R., Megathymidae, ..........     45 Udaspes folus, ..................................    105 Vanessa, atalanta, ...................... 40,  223 cardui, ............ 40, 74, 107, 160,  223 carye, ...................................... 40,  224 indica, ..........................................    107 virginiensis,..................................   223 van Son, G., G. C. Clark biography      195 Venation aberration, ..............    157 Vidius perigenes, ..............................    214 Vogt, C. J. (1885-1964), ..............   239 Welling, E. C., Butterfly migrations in Mexico, ................................    229 Vogt biography, ..........................   239 Wyatt, A. K., Holomelina correction,  118 Wyatt, C. W., Afghanistan Rhopalocera, ..........................     78 Ypthima, baldus, ..............................    159 riukiuana, ....................................    108 Zanolidae, ......................................     89 Zeiger, C. F., Eurema chamberlaini in U. S., ................................     31 Zeuxidia, ..........................................    102 Ziegler and Escalante, Callophrys xami life history, ......................     85 Zizeeria, gaika, ................................     74 lysimon, ........................................    160 Zizina, knysna, .............................    107 maha, ..........................................    107 otis, ..............................................    107 Zizula hylax, ....................................     74 Zoological nomenclature, ................    164 Zophopetes cerymica, ......................     74 Zygaena, lonicerae, ..........................    110 punctum, ......................................    110 purpuralis, ..................................    110 Zygaenidae, .........................           110