♂, Yala, Thailand.		♀, Ranong, Thailand.
♂, Yala, Thailand.		♀, Ranong, Thailand.
♂, Nakhon Sri Thammarat, Thailand.		♀, Ranong, Thailand.
♂, Ranong, Thailand.		♂, Pattani, Thailand.

ON : Euthalia goodrichi Distant, 1886 OD : Entomologist 19:11. TL : Perak. Distribution : S.Myanmar (Tenasserim - Moulmain), Thailand (Tak and Southward), W.Malaysia, {Singapore}. ● ssp.teuta ● ssp.affinis ● ssp.anh ● ssp.goodrichi ● ssp.rayana

Symphaedra gupta Nicéville, 1886 : Butts. India Burmah Ceylon 2:189. TL. Tanaoo Chung, Thoungyeen, Upper Tenasserim. (♀, NZC)
Bassarona ira Moore, [1897] : Lep. Ind. 3(27):61-62, pl.211, figs.1,♂,1b♂(Un). TL. Moulmein. (♂)
Bassarona teuta johorensis Tsukada, 1991 : Butterflies of the South East Asian Islands. 5:365,546, pl.56, figs.1(PT,♂Un),2(HT,♂). TL. Johor, W.Malaysia. (♂, in coll. E.Tsukada)

gupta ;
Type ♀, Sep.28. Tanaoo, Thoungyeen. (NZC) ; Sheela et al.,2019 : 265, figs.♀,♀(Un).
'Type ♂, Ataran Valley, Tenasserim. (NZC) ; Sheela et al.,2019 : 213, figs.♂,♂(Un).' This is not a type specimen.
johorensis ;
Holotype, ♂, 22.Jul.1979. Johor, W.Malaysia. (in coll. E.Tsukada)
Paratype, 1♂, 22.jul.1979. Johor, W.Malaysia.

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Euthalia bellata goodrichi ; Pendlebury,1923 : 41. (Nakhon Sri Thammarat: Lan Saka)
Euthalia bellata goodrichi ; Godfrey,1930 : 295. (Nakhon Sri Thammarat: Lan Saka)
Euthalia teuta goodrichi ; Godfrey,1932a : 270. (King Panom)
Euthalia teuta goodrichi ; Pinratana,1979 : 80, figs.N140b,♂,♀. (Nakhon Sri Thammarat; Ranong; Trang; Yala)
Euthalia teuta goodrichi ; Pinratana & Eliot,1996 : 82, pl.57, figs.155d♂,♀. (Ranong; Nakhon Sri Thammarat; Trang; Satun; Yala)
Bassarona teuta goodrichi ; Ek-Amnuay,[2007] : 454, pl.202, figs.N164d♂,♀. (Yala; Trang)
Euthalia teuta goodrichi ; Ek-Amnuay,2012 : 466, pl.206, figs.N330d♂,♂(Un),♀. (Yala; Trang)
'Euthalia teuta rayana ; Ek-Amnuay,2012 : pl.206, figs.N330c♂(Malaysia),♂(Malaysia,Un). (in part)'
Euthalia teuta gupta ; Okamoto et al.,2013 : 9. (Kanchanaburi: Mae Klong Station)
Bassarona teuta goodrichi ; Kimura et al.,2016 : 112, figs.♂,♂(Un),♂,♂(Un),♀,♀(Un),♀,♀(Un). (Khlong Naka; Kao Luang; Ka Chong; Thaleban; Than To WF.)
Bassarona teuta goodrichi ; Küppers & Janikorn,2020 : 69-70, figs.Abb.N-434-436, [as Euthalia teuta rayana]. (Phang Nga)
Euthalia teuta goodrichi ; S.Sophonviwatkul, C.Sunthornwiphat & T.Laola,2021- : Butterflies of Thailand, figs. (Phetchaburi; Nakhon Si Thammarat; Yala) (accessed: 2023.05.01)

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Tak : 1♂ (photo).

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The butterfly is common in montane forests at low elevations (Alt. 20 - 450m) and frequently comes to rotten fruits that has fallen to the ground.
The taxon gupta is considered to be a synonym of goodrichi based on the photo of type specimen in Sheela et al.,2019. In Sheela et al.,2019, Male is also illustrated as the type specimen, however in the original description was based on a single female. Thus, this male is considered to be not the type specimen.
The taxon ira is also considered to be a synonym of goodrichi. The width of male discal band on the upperside is rather variable. In general, the width of the band tends to narrow from north to south, but there is more individual variation than regional variation. Individuals such as the one shown in the original description of ira is found frequently in P.Thailand. Tukada,1991 described johorensis from Johor, W.Malaysia, which was considered a synonym of this subspecies by Eliot & Kirton,2000.

Distant, W.L.,1886 : Descriptions of New Species and a new genus of Rhopalocera from the Malay Peninsula.
Entomologist 19:11-12.

Nicéville, L. de.,1886 : The butterflies of India, Burmah and Ceylon.
A descriptive handbook of all the known species of rhopalocerous Lepidoptera inhabiting that region, with notices of allied species occurring in the neighbouring countries along the border, with numerous illustrations. Volume II (Nymphalidae, Libytheidae, Nemeobiidae).
Calcutta Central Press : vii + 332 pp, frontispiece, pls.18-24.

Moore, F.,[1897] : Lepidoptera Indica. Rhopalocera.
Family Nymphalidae. Sub-family Nymphalinae (continued), Groups Euthaliina. 3(27):49-72, pl.207-214. (1897)

Tsukada, E.,1991 : Butterflies of the South East Asian Islands V, Nymphalidae (II)
Azumino Butterflie's Research Institute. 576pp.(238 col. pls.) (in Japanese)

Eliot, J.N. & Kirton, L.G.,2000 : Revisional notes and nomenclatural changes of some Peninsular Malaysian butterflies
Malay. nat. J. 54(2):131-145.

♂, Yala, Thailand.	♀, Yala, Thailand. (photo by S.Atdhabhan)
♂, Yala, Thailand.	♀, Yala, Thailand. (photo by S.Atdhabhan)
♀ with ♂, Yala, Thailand. (photo by S.Atdhabhan)	♀ with Lexias pardalis, Yala, Thailand. (photo by S.Atdhabhan)

2007.02.20 - 2023.09.30.