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TMOLUS AZIA IN JAMAICA: A NEW RECORD FOR THE WEST INDIES (LYCAENIDAE)
Tmolus azia (Hewitson) occurs from southern Arizona and southern Texas south to South America, and appears to have become recently established in Florida (T. C. Emmel in Howe, 1975, The Butterflies of North America, Garden City; Lewis, 1973, Butterflies of the World, London; H. K. Clench, pers. comm.)
On 12 February 1978 I collected a specimen of this species on the island of Jamaica, about 11 km northwest of Mandeville, near the town of Kendall (Manchester Parish). Subsequently, on 2 July 1978, I captured a second specimen on the grounds of the Mount Forest Christian Youth Camp, 18 km south of Mandeville (elev. ca. 450 m).
This latter specimen is deposited in the Carnegie Museum of Natural History; I am indebted to Harry K. Clench of that institution, who kindly identified this tiny hair-streak and encouraged me to publish this note, and to Julian P. Donahue for his help with the manuscript.
Gerald Vyhmeister, Biology Department, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California 92350.