Lymanopoda is a butterfly genus from the subfamily Satyrinae in the family Nymphalidae found in north-western South America.
Species
Listed alphabetically:
- Lymanopoda acraeida <small>Butler, 1868</small> â acraeid mimic satyr
- Lymanopoda albocincta <small>Hewitson, 1861</small> â white-banded mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda albomaculata <small>Hewitson, 1861</small> â pearled mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda altaselva <small>Adams & Bernard, 1979</small>
- Lymanopoda altis <small>Weymer, 1890</small>
- Lymanopoda apulia <small>Hopffer, 1874</small> â Apulia mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda araneola <small>Pyrcz, 2004</small>
- Lymanopoda caeruleata <small>Godman & Salvin, 1880</small>
- Lymanopoda caracara <small>Pyrcz, Willmott & Hall, 1999</small>
- Lymanopoda caucana <small>Weymer, 1911</small>
- Lymanopoda caudalis <small>Rosenberg & Talbot, 1914</small>
- Lymanopoda cinna <small>Godman & Salvin, 1889</small> â blue-stained satyr
- Lymanopoda confusa <small>Brown, 1943</small>
- Lymanopoda dietzi <small>Adams & Bernardi, 1981</small>
- Lymanopoda dyari <small>Pyrcz, 2004</small>
- Lymanopoda eubagioides <small>Butler, 1873</small> â pale mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda euopis <small>Godman & Salvin, 1878</small>
- Lymanopoda excisa <small>Weymer, 1912</small>
- Lymanopoda ferruginosa <small>Butler, 1868</small> â rusty mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda galactea <small>Staudinger, 1897</small>
- Lymanopoda hazelana <small>Brown, 1943</small>
- Lymanopoda huilana <small>Weymer, 1890</small>
- Lymanopoda hyagnis <small>Weymer, 1911</small>
- Lymanopoda ichu <small>Pyrcz, Willmott & Hall, 1999</small>
- Lymanopoda inde <small>Pyrcz, 2004</small>
- Lymanopoda ingasayana <small>Pyrcz, 2004</small>
- Lymanopoda ionius <small>Westwood, [1851]</small>
- Lymanopoda labda <small>Hewitson, 1861</small>
- Lymanopoda labineta <small>Hewitson, 1870</small>
- Lymanopoda lactea <small>Hewitson, 1861</small>
- Lymanopoda lebbaea <small>C. & R. Felder, 1867</small>
- Lymanopoda magna <small>Pyrcz, 2004</small>
- Lymanopoda maletera <small>Adams & Bernard, 1979</small>
- Lymanopoda marianna <small>Staudinger, 1897</small>
- Lymanopoda melendeza <small>Adams, 1986</small>
- Lymanopoda melia <small>Weymer, 1912</small>
- Lymanopoda nadia <small>Pyrcz, 1999</small>
- Lymanopoda nevada <small>Krüger, 1924</small>
- Lymanopoda nivea <small>Staudinger, 1888</small>
- Lymanopoda obsoleta <small>(Westwood, [1851])</small> â obsoleta satyr
- Lymanopoda orientalis <small>Viloria & Camacho, 1999</small>
- Lymanopoda panacea <small>(Hewitson, 1869)</small>
- Lymanopoda paramera <small>Adams & Bernard, 1979</small>
- Lymanopoda pieridina <small>Röber, 1927</small>
- Lymanopoda prusia <small>(Heimlich, 1973)</small>
- Lymanopoda rana <small>Weymer, 1912</small>
- Lymanopoda samius <small>Westwood, [1851]</small>
- Lymanopoda schmidti <small>Adams, 1986</small>
- Lymanopoda shefteli <small>Dyar, 1913</small>
- Lymanopoda tolima <small>Weymer, 1911</small>
- Lymanopoda translucida <small>Weymer, 1912</small> â golden mountain satyr
- Lymanopoda venosa <small>Butler, 1868</small>
- Lymanopoda viventieni <small>(Apolinar, 1924)</small>
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