• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  English	Common Red Forester
  ไทย	เลอะเทอะเมขลา
  中文	三楔黛眼蝶

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Debis mekara	Moore, 1858

• Subspecies

• Species	Author
  Lethe (Lethe) mekara crijnana	Fruhstorfer, 1911
  Lethe (Lethe) mekara gopaka	Fruhstorfer, 1911
  Lethe (Lethe) mekara mekara	(Moore, [1858])
  Lethe (Lethe) mekara zuchara	(Fruhstorfer, 1911)

• Lethe (Lethe) mekara is a member of the clade Lethe minerva:

• Species	Author
  Lethe (Lethe) berdievi	Monastyrskii, 2005
  Lethe (Lethe) bhairava	(Moore, 1857)
  Lethe (Lethe) camilla	Leech, 1891
  Lethe (Lethe) chandica	(Moore, [1858])
  Lethe (Lethe) christophi	Leech, 1891
  Lethe (Lethe) delila	Staudinger, [1897]
  Lethe (Lethe) diana	(Butler, 1866)
  Lethe (Lethe) distans	Butler, 1870
  Lethe (Lethe) eitschbergeri	Lang, 2020
  Lethe (Lethe) guansia	Sugiyama, 1999
  Lethe (Lethe) gulnihal	de Nicéville, 1887
  Lethe (Lethe) konkakini	Monastyrskii & Devyatkin, 2000
  Lethe (Lethe) kouleikouzana	Yoshino, 2008
  Lethe (Lethe) latiaris	(Hewitson, 1863)
  Lethe (Lethe) luyanquani	Huang, 2019
  Lethe (Lethe) mataja	Fruhstorfer, 1908
  Lethe (Lethe) mekara	(Moore, [1858])
  Lethe (Lethe) melisana	Monastyrskii, 2005
  Lethe (Lethe) minerva	(Fabricius, 1775)
  Lethe (Lethe) philesana	Monastyrskii & Devyatkin, 2000
  Lethe (Lethe) philesanoides	Monastyrskii & Devyatkin, 2003
  Lethe (Lethe) privigna	Leech, [1892]
  Lethe (Lethe) satyavati	de Nicéville, 1881
  Lethe (Lethe) scanda	(Moore, 1857)
  Lethe (Lethe) sicelides	Grose-Smith, 1893
  Lethe (Lethe) tengchongensis	Lang, 2016
  Lethe (Lethe) titania	Leech, 1891

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	Butterflies of India	Kunte, K., S. Sondhi, and P. Roy

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