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30. Acræa Masaris (Bdv. in Mus.) Obthr. = Acraea masaris masaris Oberthür, 1893, ♀, left: underside, right: upperside ("Iles Comores, Anjouan")

English: Brush-footed butterflies from tropical Africa
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Source Études d’entomologie (vol. XVII, plate 3)
Author Charles Oberthür
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