1 female between _Marcellus_ and _Telamonides_; colour bright and clear; 3 lunules; 2 large red spots; frontal hairs short.
1 female _Telamonides_; colours black and green; 4 lunules; a large double and connected red spot; frontal hairs medium.
2 female _Telamonides_; colours like last; 3 and 4 lunules; 2 large red spots; frontal hairs medium.
From lot No. 3, twenty-five days, came:--
1 male _Telamonides_; clear colours; 4 large lunules; 1 large, 1 small red spot; frontal hairs long.
1 female _Telamonides_; medium colours; 4 lunules; large double connected red spot; frontal hairs long.
In general shape all were _Marcellus_, the wings produced, the tails long.
From this it appeared that those exposed twenty-five days were fully changed; of those exposed twenty days, 3 were fully, 2 partly, 1 not at all; and of those exposed fourteen days, 1 partly, 2 not at all.
The butterflies from this lot of 104 chrysalides, but which had not been iced, were put in papers. Taking 6 males and 6 females from the papers just as they came to hand, Mr. Edwards set them, and compared them with the iced examples.
Of the 6 males, 4 had 1 red anal spot only, 2 had 1 large 1 small; 4 had 2 green lunules on the hind wings, 2 had 3, and in these last there was a 4th obsolescent, at outer angle; all had short frontal hairs.
Of the 6 females, 5 had but 1 red spot, 1 had 1 large 1 small spot; 5 had 2 lunules only, 1 had 3; all had short frontal hairs.
Comparing 6 of the females from the iced chrysalides, being those in which a change had more or less occurred, with the 6 females not iced:
1. All the former had the colours more intense, the black deeper, the light, green.
2. In 5 of the former the green lunules on hind wings were decidedly larger; 3 of the 6 had 4 distinct lunules, 1 had 3, 1 had 3, and a 4th obsolescent. Of the 6 females not iced none had 4, 2 had 2, and a 3rd, the lowest of the row, obsolescent; 3 had 3, the lowest being very small; one had 3, and a 4th, at outer angle, obsolescent.
3. In all the former the subapical spot on fore wing and the stripe on same wing which crosses the cell inside the common black band, were distinct and green; in all the latter these marks were either obscure or obsolescent.