This is the very common little Olive, sent in such abundance in the West India boxes of shells; we figure it, because it is seldom rightly named in collections, being confounded with conoidalis, oryza, and several others of an equally diminutive size: the plaits are sharp, short, well defined, and nearly all of equal size; although the base of the pillar forms an internal elevation.
Pl. 59.
MARIUS Thetys.
MARIUS Thetys.
Order Lepidoptera. Sub-order Papilionides.
(Thrysanuriform Stirps.—Horsf.)
Generic Character. See Pl. [45].