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DescriptionDR002 Chilasa clytia disimilis UP.jpg
English: Papilio clytia form dissimilis, upper-side (mimics the Blue Tiger Tirumala limniace). The Common Mime, Papilio clytia, is a Swallowtail butterfly found in South and South-east Asia. The butterfly belongs to the Chilasa group or the Black-bodied Swallowtails. It serves an excellent example of a Batesian mimic among the Indian butterflies.
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Photographed by Dinkar Raj at Cochin Kerala. Contact him at (dinkar_raj_1975(at)yahoo.co.uk).
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== Summary == * '''Common Mime''', ''Chilasa clytia'' form ''dissimilis'', Family Papilionidae. * An Indian Butterfly. * Photographed by Dinkar Raj at Cochin Kerala. Contact him at (dinkar_raj_1975(at)yahoo.co.uk). * Very kindly donated by Dinkar Raj for