Bibliography of butterflies

Johnson, Kurt, and Henri Descimon

1988. Systematic status and distribution of the little-known charaxine Prepona werneri Hering & Hopp. Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society 42(4): 269-275, 2 figs., 1 tab. (6 December) [Colombia]

1989. Proper generic and specific status of Antillean "Prepona" butterflies with description of a new subspecies from Puerto Rico (Nymphalidae; Charaxinae). Caribbean Journal of Science 25(1/2): 45-53, 5 figs., 1 tab. (October) [Archaeoprepona demophoon ramosorum]

Johnson, Kurt, Robert C. Eisele and Bruce N. MacPherson

1988. The "hairstreak butterflies" (Lycaenidae, Theclinae) of northwestern Argentina. I. Introduction, Calycopis, Calystryma, Tergissima & Femniterga. Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 123: 1-49, 18 figs., 1 tab. (22 November) [new species: Calystryma phryne, C. nototrebula, Calycopis gigantea, C. argenopuncta, C. nancea, C. crena, C. dragones, C. valparaiso; Bolivia, Brazil, Chile]

1990. The "hairstreak butterflies" (Lycaenidae, Theclinae) of northwestern Argentina. II. Strymon, sensu stricto. Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 130: 1-77, 51 figs. (30 May) [new species: S. amphyporphyra, S. golbachi, S. rhaptos, S. peristictos, S. cyanofusca, S. montivagus, S. nicolayi, S. lariyojoa, S. lorrainea, S. coronos, S. nivnix, S. baptistorum, S. barbara]

1992. Additions to the Argentine fauna, pp. 2-3, figs. In: Johnson, K. (Ed.), Taxonomic additions to recent studies of Neotropical butterflies. Reports of the Museum of natural History, University of Wisconsin (Stevens Point) 23: 1-20, figs. (15 May) [new species: Strymon cryptogramus, Ministrymon chacovaga]

1993. Genera for the small green hairstreak butterflies of the Neotropical realm (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae, Theclinae). Reports of the Museum of natural History. University of Wisconsin (Stevens Point) 39: [i-ii], 1-16, pl. 9, 5 figs. (13 December) [new taxa: Plesiocyanophrys (new genus), Antephrys (new genus) prestoni, Androcona (new genus) lecromi, Sarracenota (new genus), Necmitoura (new genus) marcusa, Chalybs schmidtmummi; Central and South America]