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2. Biologie

2.1. Habitat

Maruyama & Saito (2008: 242) schrieben zur Fundstelle und den Fundumständen ihres Falters: "The new species was found in primary forest where both deciduous and evergreen trees grow,with a thick coverage of understory shrubs beneath. The spot where the holotype specimen was captured is along the route in the deep Seingk gorge,The butterfly flew out of a bush and perched on the underside of a leaf with both wings opened flat. C.maculosa maculosa (C.& R.Felder,1867), C.putra sanda Evans,1941 and C.patula de Nicéville,1889 had been observed close to the same place."

2.2. Nahrung der Raupe

Noch unbekannt!

3. Weitere Informationen

3.1. Etymologie (Namenserklärung)

Maruyama & Saito (2008: 241) meldeten: "This species is named after Mr Tetsutaro Soe who joined the butterfly survey of Kachin State conducted during the rainy season in 2000 with Saito, one of the authors."

3.2. Taxonomie und Faunistik

C. soei gehört zu den Celaenorrhinus-Arten mit gelber Flügelbinde. Maruyama & Saito (2008: 241-242) erläuterten: "The new species is similar to C. ladana (Butler, 1870), with a discal yellowish band and without a subapical spot on the forewing,but differs in the larger wing size and color of palpi.The underside color of the second segment of the palpi in C .tadana(Butler,1870)is pale yellow.Male genitalia of new species are unique to the genus."

Die Art wurde nach einem Einzelexemplar aus dem Norden von Myanmar beschrieben.

3.3. Typenmaterial

Maruyama & Saito (2008: 241) meldeten zum Holotypus: "Holotype ♂, Taundam (Doundam) [alt. ca 1,500 m] - Tazondam (Dhazondam) village [alt. ca 1,300 m; 28002'568"N/097034'384"E], Seingk valley, Naungmon district, Kachin State, N. Myanmar, 30 Aug. 2000, M. Saito leg., now in K. Maruyama collection (Tokyo), will be deposited in the Research Institute of Evolutionary Biology (Tokyo)."

(Autor: Erwin Rennwald)

3.4. Literatur