Figure 1 in The biology of carnivorous butterfly larvae (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae: Miletinae: Miletini) and their ant-tended hemipteran prey in Thailand and the Philippines

Figure 1. (A) Egg of Miletus biggsii laid on the underside of a Chromolaena odorata leaf (Nakhon Sri Thamarat, Thailand). (B) Larva of Miletus biggsii with Aphis gossypii attended by Dolichoderus sp. ants (Nakhon Sri Thamarat, Thailand). (C) An early instar Allotinus unicolor larva among Pseudoregma carolinensis aphids tended by Anoplolepis gracilipes (Yala, Thailand). (D) Larva of Miletus mallus feeding on Aphis gossypii aphids tended by Dolichoderus sp. ants (Chiang Mai, Thailand). Arrow points to one of two paired abdominal protuberances that are especially attractive to ants. (E) Adult male Allotinus unicolor feeding on honeydew from Aphis gossypii attended by Anoplolepis gracilipes ants (Yala, Thailand). (F) Adult Miletus mallus feeding on honeydew from a mixed colony of Aphis eugeniae and Schoutedenia lutea (Chiang Mai, Thailand).