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Neurellipes
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Neurellipes

Anthene is a genus of butterflies in the family Lycaenidae, commonly called the ciliate blues or hairtails. The genus was erected by Edward Doubleday in 1847.

Anthene are small to medium-sized (wingspan 16–40 millimetres), slender butterflies without tails or with 2–3 short, hairy tails on the hindwing. The upper parts are dark brown, in males often with a blue or blue-violet metallic sheen that is usually not as strong as in many other blues. Other species have orange, or less often, white patches. Females are more uniformly brown. The underparts are light brown, often with white-edged transverse bands, but without or with few dark spots.

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50 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Neurellipes lusones

speciesNeurellipes lusones

Neurellipes kampala

speciesNeurellipes kampala

Neurellipes lachares

speciesNeurellipes lachares

Neurellipes onias

speciesNeurellipes onias

Neurellipes lysicles

speciesNeurellipes lysicles

Neurellipes lycotas

speciesNeurellipes lycotas

Neurellipes scintillula

speciesNeurellipes scintillula

Neurellipes pyroptera

speciesNeurellipes pyroptera

Neurellipes lamprocles

speciesNeurellipes lamprocles

Neurellipes zenkeri

speciesNeurellipes zenkeri

Neurellipes erythropoecilus

speciesNeurellipes erythropoecilus

Neurellipes lyzanius

speciesNeurellipes lyzanius

Neurellipes juba

speciesNeurellipes juba

Neurellipes flavomaculatus

speciesNeurellipes flavomaculatus

Neurellipes xanthopoecilus

speciesNeurellipes xanthopoecilus

Neurellipes makala

speciesNeurellipes makala

Neurellipes leptines

speciesNeurellipes leptines

Neurellipes mahota

speciesNeurellipes mahota

Atewa Ciliate Blue

speciesNeurellipes atewa

Neurellipes rhoko

speciesNeurellipes rhoko

Neurellipes aequatorialis

speciesNeurellipes aequatorialis

Neurellipes fulvimacula

speciesNeurellipes fulvimacula

Neurellipes ducarmei

speciesNeurellipes ducarmei

Neurellipes dubia

speciesNeurellipes dubia

Neurellipes discimacula

speciesNeurellipes discimacula

Neurellipes darwini

speciesNeurellipes darwini

Neurellipes cuypersi

speciesNeurellipes cuypersi

Neurellipes buchholzi

speciesNeurellipes buchholzi

Neurellipes boormani

speciesNeurellipes boormani

Neurellipes bakeri

speciesNeurellipes bakeri

Neurellipes alixae

speciesNeurellipes alixae

Neurellipes versatilis

speciesNeurellipes versatilis

Neurellipes tessmanni

speciesNeurellipes tessmanni

Neurellipes tanzaniensis

speciesNeurellipes tanzaniensis

Neurellipes sonia

speciesNeurellipes sonia

Neurellipes rufomarginata

speciesNeurellipes rufomarginata

Neurellipes ramnika

speciesNeurellipes ramnika

Neurellipes radiata

speciesNeurellipes radiata

Neurellipes ngoko

speciesNeurellipes ngoko

Neurellipes mirellae

speciesNeurellipes mirellae

Neurellipes lychnides

speciesNeurellipes lychnides

Neurellipes larseni

speciesNeurellipes larseni

Neurellipes katera

speciesNeurellipes katera

Neurellipes inferna

speciesNeurellipes inferna

Neurellipes helpsi

speciesNeurellipes helpsi

Neurellipes gola

speciesNeurellipes gola

Neurellipes georgiadisi

speciesNeurellipes georgiadisi

Neurellipes ferenczi

speciesNeurellipes ferenczi

Neurellipes emkopoti

speciesNeurellipes emkopoti

Neurellipes lychnaptes

speciesNeurellipes lychnaptes

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 461823.