Historical diversification of Pseudonympha Wallengren, 1857 (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae) Author van Steenderen, Clarke J. M. Author Pringle, Ernest L. Author Villet, Martin H. text Journal of Natural History 2023 2023-11-06 57 29 - 32 1444 1463 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00222933.2023.2257373 journal article 10.1080/00222933.2023.2257373 1464-5262 10497940

Table 3. Wing marking characters that differentiate specimens of Pseudonympha varii and P. swanepoeli identified by their source population.

Character state
Character	P. varii	P. swanepoeli
Forewing upper side, orange-	Distinct in 43 specimens	Faintly visible in six specimens (n = 64 examined)
red basal patch	(n = 46 examined)
Forewing upper side, orange-	Extending to CU2 and	Smaller,extending at most to slightly below vein CU1 and
red markings around ocellate	discoidal cell	not reaching discoidal cell
spot
Hindwing underside,	Conspicuous,	Lacking in males; present in females with pronounced
olivaceous-brown irrorations	particularly from base	median and discal bands
	to discal line
Hindwing underside, median	Much more pronounced	Very faint or missing altogether
and discal bands
Hindwing underside, ocellate	Always present in males	Usually only in CU1 and CU2 in males. A few specimens
spots in areas from CU1 to M3		have additional spots in A2 and M3, so this is not
		consistent
Hindwing underside, white dot	Less pronounced	More pronounced
at centre of ocellate spots
Hindwing underside,outer rings	Less distinctly visible	Yellowish, rendering them much more distinctly visible
around ocellate spots