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Nymphalidae, Nymphalidae (Rafinesque, 1815), a family of butterflies in the order Lepidoptera, Insecta. There are many species of butterflies in this family, which are small to medium-sized butterfly species, and a few are large species. Rich in color and in different shapes. A few species are sexually dimorphic, some are seasonal, and very few species imitate monarch butterflies.
Nymphalidae is the largest family of butterflies, with more than 3,400 species worldwide. It is a small to medium-sized butterfly species, a few are large species. The colors are rich, the shapes are different, and the patterns are quite complex.
The lower lip whiskers of Nymphalidae adults are particularly sturdy; the antennae are long and the ends are obviously thickened and hammer-shaped; the compound eyes are bare or hairy; the mesothorax of some species is particularly sturdy and developed; Males have one tarsus, females have 4 to 5 tarsals, and all claws are degenerated. The wing shapes of undergraduate butterflies are rich and varied, and the differences between genera are large.
A butterfly goes through four stages in its life cycle. In the first stage, the butterfly grows in the egg. The egg then hatches into a hungry larva, and the second stage begins.
The larvae grow quickly. When grown, the larva transforms into a pupa and enters the third stage. The pupa builds a shell around itself. This shell is called chrysalis. Inside the pupa shell, the pupa changes and grows. When the time is right, it emerges from the cocoon and becomes a butterfly.
Adults are the fourth stage of a butterfly's life. Many adult butterflies live for only a few weeks. During that time, they lay eggs. Then the four stages of life start all over again.
Adults are mostly medium to large, and a few species are small. The compound eyes are bare; the lower lip must be thick. The antennae are long, with a hammer-shaped or club-shaped end. Forewing with 5 radial veins and 1 gluteal vein; hind wing with 2 gluteal veins and shoulder veins. The wing shape varies greatly, some species have apical horns, and some species have caudates. The wings are very colorful. The middle chamber is usually closed chamber on the front wings and open chamber on the hind wings. Both sexes degenerate forefoot, useless, tarsus without claws. The eggs are hemispherical; the surface of the eggs has longitudinal ridges or stripes; the eggs are scattered or gathered together. The larvae are cylindrical, with small heads, and many species are covered with spines. The pupa is a hanging pupa.
The compound eyes are naked or hairy, and the lower lip must be different in each subfamily; the antennae are long, with scales on them, and the ends are marked with hammers; there are two grooves at the base, which are separated from the middle ridge of the head. Forefeet degenerated, retracted under the chest, useless; tarsus female butterfly 4~5 sections, sometimes slightly enlarged, with spines below, male butterfly 1 section, hairy, both without claws; tibia has a pair of spurs, with claws, There are middle pads and side pads.
The wing shapes of undergraduate butterflies are rich and varied, and the differences between genera are large. The forewings are mostly triangular; the middle chamber is open or closed; the R vein has 5 branches, and R2 to R5 share a stalk; M1 and R vein do not share a stalk; there is only one A vein (2A). Hind wings are nearly round or nearly triangular; some species have serrated edges; the middle chamber is open or closed; the shoulder region has more developed transverse shoulder veins (h); the inner gluteal region is more developed, with 2 A veins ( 2A and 3A).
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