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ResumenEste estudio presenta la fauna de mariposas en la selva mediana subcaducifolia de la zona sur, municipio de Tzucacab, del estado de Yucatán. Durante la temporada de lluvias, entre mayo y octubre de 2012 se recolectaron mariposas en 18 sitios. Se obtuvo un total de 1,035 individuos pertenecientes a 6 familias, 82 géneros y 99 especies; 4 especies representan nuevos registros para Yucatán. La familia Nymphalidae fue la más diversa con el mayor número de especies (42), seguida de Hesperiidae (19), Lycaenidae (13) y Pieridae (13), mientras que Riodinidae y Papilionidae tuvieron menor número (7 y 5, respectivamente). Las mariposas presentaron principalmente el hábito alimenticio nectarívoro (41.4%) y en menor porcentaje el acimófago (19.2%) e hidrófilo (1%); el 38.3% presentaron más de un tipo de hábito alimenticio. La riqueza de mariposas encontrada en esta área de estudio corresponde al 28.5% de las especies registradas para Yucatán.AbstractA faunal butterfly study was conducted in a semi-deciduous tropical forest of Tzucacab, to the south of the state of Yucatán. During the rainy season, from May to October 2012, butterflies were collected at 18 sites. A total of 1,035 individuals belonging to 6 families, 82 genera and 99 species were obtained, of which 4 species are new records for the State of Yucatán. The family Nymphalidae was the most diverse with 42 species, followed by Hesperiidae (19), Lycaenidae (14) and Pieridae (13). The less diverse families were Riodinidae (7) and Papilionidae (5). The butterflies were mainly nectarivorous (41.4%), in less percentage yeast-feeding (19.2%) and mud-puddling (1%); 38.3% had more than one feed habit. Species richness of butterflies found in this area corresponds to 28.5% of the species recorded for Yucatán

Mariposas de la selva mediana subcaducifolia de Tzucacab, con nuevos registros para Yucatán, México