FIGURE 1 in Introduction to the analysis, synthesis, and comparisons of endemic butterflies in Mexico

FIGURE 1. Some endemic Mexican butterflies by families (from left to right and top to bottom). Papilionidae: Baronia brevicornis brevicornis, Heraclides astyalus bajaensis, Mimoides ilus occiduus, M. aconophos, Battus eracon, Parides alopius, Protographium epidaus tepicus, H. torquatus mazai, Pterourus esperanza, Pyrrhosticta abderus. Pieridae: Enantia mazai diazi, Lieinix nemesis nayaritensis, Dismorphia amphione isolda, Prestonia clarki, Anthocharis limonea, Ascia monuste raza, Ganyra howarthi, Pereute charops leonilae, Catasticta teutila flavifaciata, Eucheira socialis socialis. Nymphalidae: Melinaea lilis flavicans, Consul electra adustus, Fountainea nobilis rayoensis, Memphis neidhoeferi, Archaeoprepona amphimachus baroni, A. demophoon mexicana, Prepona brooksiana brooksiana, Morpho helenor guerrerensis, Megisto rubricata anabelae, Taygetis uncinata, Drucina zacariasi, Cyllopsis diazi, C. nayarit, Gyrocheilus patrobas patrobas, Paramacera chinanteca, P. xicaque xicaque, Catonephele cortesi, Myscelia cyananthe cyananthe, Epiphile hermosa, Diaethria asteria, Callicore texa loxicha, Polygonia haroldii, Chlosyne cynisca, C. ehrenbergii, Altinote stratonice oaxaca. Riodinidae: Synargis nymphidioides praedictum, Emesis poeas, Apodemia murphyi. Lycaenidae: Ipidecla miadora, Micandra tongida. Dorsal view left side and ventral view, right side. Scale bar: 1 cm.