taxonID	type	description	language	source
F9280761EA0CFF8DFE9FF9A1FC5DFC3C.taxon	description	http: // zoobank. org / urn: lsid: zoobank. org: act: 6 D 484533 - A 1 B 0 - 49 D 1 - 9 D 1 D- 7312461 FC 2 E 5 Original figures in Viloria et al., 2003: fig. 1 a [male holotype, female paratype; ventral] (not reproduced here); e-Appendix A: fig 5 [female paratype, dorsal] (herein reproduced in Fig. 1), figs. 6 a [male genitalia], 6 b [female genitalia], 6 c [female wing venation] (herein reproduced in Fig. 2), and in Viloria et al. 2015: figs. 14 [male, holotype], 15 [female, allotype].	en	Viloria, Ángel L. (2024): Defective taxonomic descriptions and the electronic publication fashion. A comment on Braby et al. (2024) and a rectification. Anartia (Oxford, England) 38: 45-51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13755846, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13755846
F9280761EA0CFF8DFE9FF9A1FC5DFC3C.taxon	materials_examined	Type locality Between Laguna El Cenegón and Laguna Grande, 3200 - 3400 m, Páramo El Batallón, Estado Táchira, Venezuela.	en	Viloria, Ángel L. (2024): Defective taxonomic descriptions and the electronic publication fashion. A comment on Braby et al. (2024) and a rectification. Anartia (Oxford, England) 38: 45-51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13755846, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13755846
F9280761EA0CFF8DFE9FF9A1FC5DFC3C.taxon	description	Male Forewing length: 26 – 32 mm; n = 123; mean = 29.56. Eyes hairy, reddish brown, circled with black and white scales. Palpi twice as long as head, light brown, flanked with white, with brown, dark brown and yellow hairs; first segment quarter length of first. Antennae up to two fifths length of costa, 32 segments; shaft orange brown, darker towards club; club 2.5 - 3 times longer that wide, concave (spoon-shaped). Body densely hairy, dorsally dark coffee brown, ventrally light brown, almost white on abdomen; hairs glossy light brown. Forewing triangular, tornus obtuse. Hindwing oval. Upperside ground colour shiny brown, darker towards basal half and marginal region; wing bases dark coffee brown; crossveins at distal extremity of discal cells covered by greyish white; series of five to six submarginal elongate white spots on both wings. Underside ground colour as above; forewing pattern as on upperside; hindwing veins greyish white, as well as longitudinal lines in discal and Cu 2 cells, the former bifurcated near base; postdiscal series of five to six fusiform white ocellar marks; third Schwanwitsch’s externa, first and second Schwanwitsch’s media coffee brown (Schwanwitsch 1924); all discontinuous and dislocated to form a system of longitudinal lines parallel or oblique to veins and white marks, in basal half of wing and postdiscal-submarginal region, respectively. Genitalia illustrated in Figure 2 a. Female Forewing length: 20 – 29 mm; n = 4; mean = 20.87. Wings considerably shorter and narrower than in male; apex pronounced at hindwing vein M 2. Upperside ground colour silvery white; wing bases very dark coffee brown; forewing densely dusted with dark brown in apical and discal region, and within discal cell. Underside colour pattern as in male, dark coffee brown much more dense in basal half of hindwing; white lines and veins more distinct; fusiform white ocellar marks heavily elongate; costal margin dark coffee brown. Genitalia illustrated in Figure 2 b. Type material	en	Viloria, Ángel L. (2024): Defective taxonomic descriptions and the electronic publication fashion. A comment on Braby et al. (2024) and a rectification. Anartia (Oxford, England) 38: 45-51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13755846, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13755846
F9280761EA0CFF8DFE9FF9A1FC5DFC3C.taxon	materials_examined	Holotype male, taken between Laguna El Cenegón and Laguna Grande, Páramo El Batallón, Estado Táchira, Venezuela, 3200 - 3400 m, 28 - ii- 1994, A. Viloria, M. García & J. Camacho colls.; Allotype female, same data as holotype (MALUZ). Paratypes: 27 males (3 in MHN, 3 in JFLC), 1 female, same data as holotype; 19 males (2 in MZUJ, 2 in BMNH), VENEZUELA: Estado Táchira, Páramo El Batallón, entre la Antena CANTV y la Laguna El Cenegón, 3100 - 3250 m; 27 - ii- 1994, A. Viloria, M. García & J. Camacho colls.; 4 males, Estado Táchira, Municipio Jáuregui, Callejón del Cenegón, 16 - xii- 1994; M. García coll.; 6 males, 1 female, Estado Táchira, Parque Nacional Juan Peñaloza, Páramo El Rosal, 3000 m, 12 / 14 - i- 1995; J. Camacho & M. García colls.; 10 males, Estado Táchira, Páramo El Batallón, Entre El Cenegón y Laguna Grande, 3300 - 3400 m, 05 - iii- 1996, J. Camacho, M. García, T. Pyrcz, J. Wojtusiak colls. (MALUZ); 1 male, Estado Táchira, Páramo de La Negra, 30 - ix- 1951, P. Fenjues coll.; 1 male, same locality, 3200 m., 14 - i- 1982, C. Bordón coll. (MIZA); 51 males, 1 female, Estado Táchira, Páramo El Batallón, Vía El Púlpito, 3500 - 3800 m, 02 / 04 - iii- 1996, T. Pyrcz, J. Wojtusiak, J. Camacho, M. García colls.; 5 males, Estado Táchira, Páramo El Batallón, Vía El Cenegón, 04 - iii- 1996, T. Pyrcz, J. Wojtusiak, J. Camacho, M. García colls. (MZUJ).	en	Viloria, Ángel L. (2024): Defective taxonomic descriptions and the electronic publication fashion. A comment on Braby et al. (2024) and a rectification. Anartia (Oxford, England) 38: 45-51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13755846, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13755846
F9280761EA0CFF8DFE9FF9A1FC5DFC3C.taxon	etymology	Etymology This butterfly species is named after Carlos Bordón (b. Trieste, Italy, 1921; d. Maracay, Venezuela, 2012. See Viloria 2018), prominent Italo-Venezuelan entomologist who collected the first known individual of this unusual butterfly.	en	Viloria, Ángel L. (2024): Defective taxonomic descriptions and the electronic publication fashion. A comment on Braby et al. (2024) and a rectification. Anartia (Oxford, England) 38: 45-51, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13755846, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.13755846
