Abstract:This study has the objective of describing the hilltopping and territorial behavior of adult males of the bivoltine butterfly Actinote zikani during six flying seasons (2016)(2017)(2018)(2019). Males used the same areas and these territories presented patterns of horizontal and vertical stratifications during all seasons. The amount of solar radiation on the black wings of A. zikani seems to contribute to rapid warming this butterfly, that together with the protection against stronger winds were the main varia… Show more
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