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Species Distribution

To map species distributions we compiled a database of 5386 species-locality
records. This database combines fi eldwork data from the authors and records from
more than 60 museums and private collections, with the most signifi cant contribu-
tions (>200 records each) from the Natural History Museum, London (BMNH), the
Museo de Historia Natural, Universidad Mayor de San Marcos, Lima (MUSM), the
McGuire Center, Florida Museum of Natural History, Gainesville (FLMNH), the
United States National Museum, Washington D.C. (USNM), the American Museum
of Natural History, New York (AMNH), and sight records (Willmott & Hall, unpub-
lished data). Despite ithomiines being one of the best collected Neotropical butterfl y

Table 1 (continued)

Genus Species Mimicry pattern

Oleria enania agnosia, aureliana, lerida

Oleria estella agnosia, quintina

Oleria fasciata banjana-m, susiana

Oleria fl ora egra, lerida

Oleria fumata banjana-m

Oleria gunilla agnosia, aureliana, illinissa,

lerida, quintina, sinilia

Oleria ilerdina aureliana, illinissa, lerida

Oleria makrena agnosia, banjana-m

Oleria onega agnosia, aureliana, lerida,

quintina

Oleria padilla agnosia, banjana-m

Oleria paula amalda, lerida

Oleria phenomoe agnosia

Oleria quadrata agnosia

Oleria quintina quintina

Oleria radina panthyale, banjana-m,

unknown

Oleria rubescens lerida

Oleria santineza agnosia, banjana-m

Oleria sexmaculata aureliana, lerida, sinilia

Oleria similigena egra, lerida

Oleria tigilla agnosia, lerida

Oleria tremona banjana-m

Oleria vicina agnosia

Oleria victorine agnosia, lerida

Oleria nsp agnosia

Oleria zelica eurimedia

Patterns of Species, Phylogenetic and Mimicry Diversity of Clearwing Butterfl ies...