- from
Bingham (1907) and
represents only the
forms described under Euploea climena simulatrix. Male and female:
Shape of
wings more or less as in E. modesta...
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Euploea climena is a
butterfly in the
family Nymphalidae. It was
described by
Caspar Stoll in 1782. It is
found in the
Indomalayan realm and the Australasian...
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James Coe, Jr. (1769 — 1845), m.
Nancy Pratt Almon Coe (1796 — 1853), m.
Climena Spelman Samuel Buel Coe (1835 — 1910), m. Mary
Cronkhite Henry Waldo Coe...
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Euploea caespes – Murphy's crow
Euploea camaralzeman –
Malayan crow
Euploea climena Euploea configurata –
Sulawesi striped blue crow
Euploea cordelia – Cordelia...
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grandmother Mary
Amelia Bascom and Mary Willard's
paternal grandmother Emirancy Climena Bascom were
sisters and
daughters of
Moses Bascom of
Bascom Hollow, M****achusetts...
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batesii (C. & R. Felder, 1865) E. b.
resarta (Butler, 1876)
Climena crow,
Euploea climena (Stoll, 1782) E. c.
macleari (Butler, 1887)
Small brown crow...
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mathiasana (Carpenter, 1942)
Euploea charox subnobilis (Strand, 1914)
Euploea climena nobilis (Strand, 1914)
Euploea core
charox Kirsch, 1877
Euploea doretta...
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Robert Pickett/Pigott,
Sheriff of
Lyman County,
South Dakota, and
Sarah Climena Smith. She had two
sisters and a brother. **** was the
President of Wyoming...
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Known as the Old House, he
lived there with his wife, Bath, Maine,
native Climena (1801–1884).
After being moved a
short distance to
accommodate the building...
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Savage was born in 1832 to John
Savage II (1801–1868), a Glaswegian, and
Climena Roberts (1801–1884), a
native of Bath, Maine. He was the only
child of...
