Note 5 — Chapter II
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A few years later Trimen[5] did for Africa what Bates had done for America and Wallace for Indo-Malaya. It was in this paper that he elucidated that most remarkable of all cases of mimicry—Papilio dardanus with his harem of different consorts, all tailless, all unlike himself, and often wonderfully similar to unpalatable forms found in the same localities (cf. p. 30).