Know-how
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To learn about methods we use to study butterflies, follow the links below: |
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Preparation of skipper male genitalia in situ |
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Preparation of Calephelis female genitalia in situ |
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Explorations of Strecker's Giant-Skipper Megathymus streckeri texanus |
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Take a test of your Amblyscirtes (Celia's and Bell's Roadside-Skippers) ID skills |
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Take a test on 3 eastern US Thorybes (Cloudywing) species |
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When books lie: Antennae of Amblyscirtes alternata (Dusky Roadside-Skipper) |
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Systasea zampa and Systasea pulverulenta comparison |
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Sexing hairstreaks |
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A cloud of skippers from DNA |
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DNA phylogeny made easy: a case study of Poladryas |
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Can we get confidently resolved phylogeny for long sequences? |
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Long branch attraction |
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Higher classification of Nymphalidae |
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Butterfly of Leps |
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Evolutionary origin of Giant-Skippers |
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Higher classification of Skippers |
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Between moths and butterflies: Hedylidae |
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Transfer of "J-hanging" pupae |
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Raising Butterflies |
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