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You always start at step 1 of the key. If you answer questions incorrectly, and are led to the wrong name, you will need to start over at step 1 and try again. Part 1 Directions: Use the dichotomous key below to identify the insect in each picture.
Welcome to the African Butterfly Database (ABDB) ! Our work is dedicated to Torben Bjørn Larsen, who inspired many of us. His knowledge and personality are irreplaceable. Species database 7361 records. Locality database 8160 records. Media database 1389 records. Bibliography database 4597 records. Mapping 124555 records. Databases; Species;
One of the ways to tell a butterfly from a moth is by looking at their antennae. A butterfly’s antennae look like golf clubs while a moth has feathery antennae. Can you identify the butterflies?
Discover fifteen African animals with horns. Difference between horns and antlers. Why animals have horns and some wonderfully wild African animals.
19 Απρ 2022 · Let's take a look at what's inside this butterfly identification activities pack with 14 free pages: My Butterfly Log: This worksheet includes spots to jot down the location the butterfly that was found, the type of habitat it was found in, the name and description of the butterfly found, and more. My Butterfly Log (pages 2-4): These printables ...
There are over 1200 species of butterflies in Uganda, with potentially more to be discovered. Several of these are endemic and cannot be seen elsewhere, like the Toro Sprite. Out of the well-known named species that can be found here, the African Monarch, the Mackinnon’s Swallowtail, and the Forest Leopard are the most prominent.
IDENTIFICATION KEYS. We have prepared identification keys for groups of species or genera that look similar to each other. The keys are a set of photographs on which key characters are either marked and described, or the images are simply juxtaposed in such a manner that the interspecific differences are obvious even to a beginner.
