[LEPS-L:7993] Re: Teles Pires
JoBiz_UFPR
bizarro at bio.ufpr.br
Mon Nov 27 06:29:10 EST 2000
You are right!
I was rong and apologise for the error.
Did you see Doxocopa butterflies (Nymphalidae:Apaturinae)??
best wishes
Jorge
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De: Michael Gochfeld <gochfeld at EOHSI.RUTGERS.EDU>
Para: leps-l at lists.yale.edu <leps-l at lists.yale.edu>
Data: Domingo, 26 de Novembro de 2000 15:40
Assunto: [LEPS-L:7982] Teles Pires
>I don't know about the Rio Roosevelt. But I do know about the Teles
>Pires. It arises in central Mato Grosso somewhere to the northeast of
>Cuiaba (state capital). It flows generally northwest, past Alta
>Floresta, and then briefly becomes the border between Mato Grosso and
>Para states before joining the Rio Juruena to form the Rio Tapajos, one
>of the main tributaries of the Amazon.
>
>Joanna Burger and I recently had the opportunity to study butterflies on
>the banks of one of the small tributaries of the Teles Pires. While
>crossing the Teles Pires we were literally assaulted by butterflies who
>landed on us and our clothing and on the sweaty straps of our backpacks.
>We counted over a dozen species in the boat at one time (we didn't know
>all their identities at the time). The most abundant was Eunica monima
>(Dingy Purplewing).
>
>Mike Gochfeld
>
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