Bibliography of butterflies

Swain, Humphrey Drummond [1902-1959]

1951. [A note]. Proceedings and Transactions of the South London entomological and natural History Society 1950/51: 46 [general; Neotropics]

1958. [A note]. Proceedings and Transactions of the South London entomological and natural History Society 1957: 40 (October) [Agrias, Prepona; South America]

Swainson, Emily Mary

1898. [A note]. Journal of the Institute of Jamaica 2(5): 469 (28 March) [Lucinia cadma (Drury); Jamaica]

1901. Notes on lepidopterous larvae from jamaica, B. W. I. Journal of the New York entomological Society 9(2): 77-82 (June) [general]

Swainson, Emily Mary, and Henry Skinner

1914. The larva of Papilio homerus (Lepid., Rhop.). Entomological News 25(8): 348-349, pl. 16, fig. 2 ("October", [30 September]) [Jamaica]

Swainson, William [1789-1855]

1820-23. Zoological illustrations, or original figures and descriptions of new, rare, or interesting animals, selected chiefly from the classes of ornithology, entomology, and conchology, and arranged on the principles of Cuvier and other modern zoologists. London, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy & W. Wood. 1: pls. 1-18 + text (1820), pls. 19-66 + text (1821); 2: pls. 67-83 + text (1821), pls. 84-119 + text (1822); 3: pls. 120-134 + text (1822), pls. 135-182 + text (1823) [general; new taxa: Licinia, Terias, Hesperia haworthiana, Colias godartiana, Hesperia itea, H. cynisca, Tamyris (new genus) nurscia, T. laonome, Papilio harrisianus, Thecla macaria, Papilio polybius, Satyrus argenteus; Neotropics]

1827. A sketch of the natural affinities of the Lepidoptera Diurna of Latreille. Philosophical Magazine (2)1(3): 180-188 (March) [general; new taxa: Papilionina, Coliana, Paphiana; South America]

1829-33. Zoological illustrations, or original figures and descriptions of new, rare or interesting animals, selected chiefly from the classes of ornithology, entomology, and conchology, and arranged according to their apparent affinities. Second series. London, Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy & W. Wood. 1: 1-30, pls. 1-30 (1829), 31-45, pls. 31-45 (1830); 2(11): 46-50, pls. 46-50, (12): 51-55, pls. 51-55, (13): 56-60, pls. 56-60, (14): 61-65, pls. 61-65, (15): 66-70, pls. 66-70, (16): 71-75, pls. 71-75, (17): 76-80, pls. 76-80, (18): 81-85, pls. 81-85 (1831), (19): 86-90, pls. 86-90, (20): 91, pl. 91 (1832); 3(21): 92-96, pls. 92-96 (1832), (22): 97-101, pls. 97-101, (23); 102-106, pls. 102-106, (24): 107-111, pls. 107-111, (25): 112-116, pls. 112-116, (26): 117-121, pls. 117-121, (27): 122-126, pls. 122-126, (28): 127-131, pls. 127-131, (29): 132-136, pls. 132-136 (1833) [general; new taxa: Rhetus (new genus) cramerii, Marius (new genus) cinna, Eudamus (new genus) agesilaus, E. doryssus, Amynthia, Cynthia (new genus) swainsonia, Euterpe (new genus) terea, Peleus (new genus) aeacus, Pieris (Melete) limnobia, Endymion, Arcas, Protesilaus (new genus) leilus, P. swainsonius, Marius (Petreus) tethys, Zeonia (new genus) heliconides, Thoas (new genus) lysithous; Neotropics]