| Mimickers. | Species mimicked. | Common habitat. |
|---|---|---|
| Danaidæ. | ||
| 1. Papilio paradoxa (male & female) | Euplœa Midamus (male & female) | Sumatra, &c. |
| 2. P. Caunus | E. Rhadamanthus | Borneo and Sumatra. |
| 3. P. Thule | Danais sobrina | New Guinea. |
| 4. P. Macareus | D. Aglaia | Malacca, Java |
| 5. Papilio Agestor | Danais Tytia | Northern India. |
| 6. P. Idæoides | Hestia Leuconoë | Philippines. |
| 7. P. Delessertii | Ideopsis daos | Penang. |
| Morphidæ. | ||
| 8. P. Pandion (female) | Drusilla bioculata | New Guinea |
| Papilio ( Polydorus - and Coon -groups). | ||
| 9. P. Pammon (Romulus, female) | Papilio Hector | India. |
| 10. P. Theseus, var. (female) | P. Antiphus | Sumatra, Borneo. |
| 11. P. Theseus, var. (female) | P. Diphilus | Sumatra, Java. |
| 12. P. Memnon, var. (Achates, female) | P. Coon | Sumatra. |
| 13. P. Androgeus, var. (Achates, female) | P. Doubledayi | Northern India. |
| 14. P. Œnomaus (female) | P. Liris | Timor. |
We have, therefore, fourteen species or marked varieties of Papilio, which so closely resemble species of other groups in their respective localities, that it