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Morrison collected for a few days. After July 27 some were collected in Western Montana. In Washington Territory we crossed the desert opposite Umatilla, and followed the Yakima River and the valleys on the right side to the fork in the Cascade Mountains, returning via EUensburgh, and through the desert to Ainsworth and Spokane.
PAPILIONID.E.
P. ZOLICAON AND P. OREGONIUS.
The large number of specimens of both sexes (74) approves the statement that both species cannot be separated. Half of them ...were collected June 24, 25, at Umatilla, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River ; the other half in Washington Territory, just opposite Umatilla, June 26. One old and torn specimen July 18, at Lone Tree Camp, near the Yakima River. Some collected at Spokane are in the collection of Mr. Ricksecker. The main part of the specimens belongs to Pap. oregonius. The typ- ical P, Zolicaon is only represented by half a dozen specimens flying promiscuously with the others.
The true P. Zolicaon is to be recognized — I — by the black spot in the anal rufous spot entirely isolated above and below; II — by the cell of the primaries on the under side wholly black , III — ^by the abdomen being black, with only a yellow side stripe ; IV — by smaller size (of W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Morrison collected for a few days. After July 27 some were collected in Western Montana. In Washington Territory we crossed the desert opposite Umatilla, and followed the Yakima River and the valleys on the right side to the fork in the Cascade Mountains, returning via EUensburgh, and through the desert to Ainsworth and Spokane.
PAPILIONID.E.
P. ZOLICAON AND P. OREGONIUS.
The large number of specimens of both sexes (74) approves the statement that both species cannot be separated. Half of them ...were collected June 24, 25, at Umatilla, on the Oregon side of the Columbia River ; the other half in Washington Territory, just opposite Umatilla, June 26. One old and torn specimen July 18, at Lone Tree Camp, near the Yakima River. Some collected at Spokane are in the collection of Mr. Ricksecker. The main part of the specimens belongs to Pap. oregonius. The typ- ical P, Zolicaon is only represented by half a dozen specimens flying promiscuously with the others.
The true P. Zolicaon is to be recognized — I — by the black spot in the anal rufous spot entirely isolated above and below; II — by the cell of the primaries on the under side wholly black , III — ^by the abdomen being black, with only a yellow side stripe ; IV — by smaller size (of W.
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