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The Butterflies of Kenya and Their Natural History by Torben B. Larsen is a comprehensive reference work that provides an in-depth exploration of Kenya’s butterfly species. This illustrated identification guide covers over 870 species recorded in Kenya, making it an invaluable resource for entomologists, ecologists, naturalists, and butterfly enthusiasts interested in East African biodiversity.
Extensive Species Coverage: The book details more than 870 butterfly species found in Kenya, offering insights into their appearance, field characteristics, distribution across Kenya and Africa, subspecies, habits, larval food plants, and other pertinent information.
Visual Illustrations: It includes 64 color plates showcasing approximately 1,500 museum specimens, all specially photographed for this volume. Additionally, black-and-white drawings depict the earlier life stages of some species, aiding in comprehensive identification.
Introductory Chapters: Eleven chapters delve into butterfly biology, ecology, and behavior within the Kenyan environment, providing context and understanding of these species’ roles in their ecosystems.
Updated Edition: Following the success of the hardback edition, the 1996 paperback version incorporates a final section describing all butterfly species discovered since the original publication, ensuring readers have access to the most current information available at that time.
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