Cat. Lep. Pf. Brit. Bus. Vol. 1

1136 Correbia lycoides.
Euchromia lycotdes, Wik. i. 256 (1854); Butl. Ill. Het. i. p. 47, pl. 8.
f. 10; Druce, Biol. Centr.-Am., Het. i. p. 76; Kirby, Cat. Het. p. 168.
Correbia ceramooides, Herr.-Schaff. Aussereur. Schmett. f. 265 (1855) ;
Kirby, Cat. Het. p. 168.
Correbia subochrea, Herr.-Schaff. Corresp.-Blatt zool.-min. Regensb. xx.
p. 115 (1866) ; Kirby, Cat. Het. p. 168.

Head, thorax, and abdomen black, with an orange band above
frons and lateral orange stripes on head, tegule, and patagia ; palpi
orange at base below; coxe orange; tarsi ringed with white;
abdomen with lateral orange stripes varying in length and not
extending to terminal segments, the first three segments and a spot
on 4th ventrally orange. Fore wing orange-yellow, with a curved
black streak at base; a broad medial blue-black band with irregularly
sinuous edges ; a large apical blue-black patch, its inner edge
angled outwards towards termen at vein 5. Hind wing fuscous,
with semihyaline patch in and below cell; orange spots on costa at
base and before apex.

Ab. 1. ceramboides. Fore wing with the orange area mostly
suffused with fuscous.

Hab. Mexico, Jalapa (Trujillo); Honpuras (Blincancaux); Panama
(Champion), Godman-Salvin Coll. ; Cusa; Vunezurta, type; Brazrt,
Rio Janeiro (Clark). Hxp. 40-650 millim. Type t ceramboides in
Coll. Staudinger.


AZ NOTE: Cat. Lep. Ph. Brit. Mus. uses a non-standard definition of "tegulae" and "patagia".
From Vol. 1:
"The thorax consists of three segments-the prothorax, bearing the
tegulm or collar-lappets, the patagia or shoulder-lappets, and the
fore legs ..."