Unusual incidence of dwarf butterflies following protracted rains in Southern Queensland
Abstract
In April 2010, unusually large proportions of small individuals were recorded in the following butterfly species: Papilio aegeus, Tirumala hamata and Hypolimnas bolina. This trend was not evident in Euploea core. Starvation following earlier population surges may explain this trend.
Journal Title
Australian Entomologist
Volume
37
Issue
2
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Subject
Zoology
Zoology not elsewhere classified