Mexican Morphos reclassified

[Annarobertson1947]

See attached frontis piece

[Annarobertson1947]

Obviously no interest as no comments.

[Chuck]

Obviously no interest as no comments.

I wouldn't say that.

Some members here are busy and may stop in only once a month.

Some may have interest, and may return to that specific topic when they need the information.


That said, the cover of a publication is of little value. Is it also in English? Is there a cost? Is it available free for download? What's the link? The post could have been of greater value, enabling members to find and read the document, which then might elicit discussion.

[Annarobertson1947]

Well, try looking up society of Mexican lepidopterists.
The Maza family are well known.in entomology circles.
Dont be with that attitude, i always notice that i get few replies, but at least i can always rely on Adam Cotton, but hey, I'm just a female ,or do i interpret wrongly?
Its a pattern over the years,so i have to guess why you guys are full of replies usually.
I am tired of wasting my time.

[kevinkk]

You have misinterpreted the response to your post(s).
If the topic is of interest to anyone, they'll react.
Some of my posts get no response at all. It's nothing I
take personally.
For the record- I don't collect Morpho sp. or buy dead stock with any regularity.
That's why I have no reason or context in which to reply with any response that's
worth reading or writing.

[Annarobertson1947]

Understand, see my attached reference

[Annarobertson1947]

You have misinterpreted the response to your post(s).
If the topic is of interest to anyone, they'll react.
Some of my posts get no response at all. It's nothing I
take personally.
For the record- I don't collect Morpho sp. or buy dead stock with any regularity.
That's why I have no reason or context in which to reply with any response that's
worth reading or writing.

[eurytides]

Yeah I downloaded it, in case I need it in the future. But I didn’t reply because I don’t collect Morphos currently. Never even been to South America. A lot of people just read stuff and don’t reply unless they think they have something to add that’s important to the community. I think I learn far more here than I contribute. In my immediate circle, I am considered very knowledgeable. Here, I don’t even consider myself a novice.

[Chuck]

For God's sake, here's the link to download. https://www.researchgate.net/publicatio ... E-MORPHINI

[anton]

Having collected Morpho luna and hosting two other Mexican species in my collection, im somewhat interested in this revision.
However, my main interests are with Lucanidae therefore, im unlikely to even download this publication any time soon.
Good to know its here though