Anaxas p. petius (Möschler, 1877)
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| Anaxas petius petius ♂ Brazil: Rondônia, 8km N Cacaulândia, 10° 30S 62° 52’W, 11 November 1989, 190m, leg D.H. Ahrenholz, S.S. Nicolay curator [USNM]. — |
| Anaxas petius petius ♂ Brazil: Rondônia, 8km N Cacaulândia, 10° 30S 62° 52’W, 11 November 1989, 190m, leg D.H. Ahrenholz, S.S. Nicolay curator [USNM]. — |
| Anaxas petius petius ♀ Guyana: Tropenbos Forest Reserve, Middle Demerara River, 61-122m, 5° 9.32’N 58° 41.98’W, 31 January - 12 February 2001, leg. S Fratello et al. USNM ENT 00179075 [USNM]. — |
| Anaxas petius petius ♀ Guyana: Tropenbos Forest Reserve, Middle Demerara River, 61-122m, 5° 9.32’N 58° 41.98’W, 31 January - 12 February 2001, leg. S Fratello et al. USNM ENT 00179075 [USNM]. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius [OM]. Distance between the two nylon threads is 2cm. — |
| Anaxas petius petius ♂, specimen No. — Photo taken by Nick V. Grishin. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the Natural History Museum, London |
| Anaxas petius petius ♂, specimen No. — Photo taken by Nick V. Grishin. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the Natural History Museum, London |
| Anaxas petius petius ♂, specimen No. — Photo taken by Nick V. Grishin. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the Natural History Museum, London |
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