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- Haetera abstract "Haetera is a Neotropical butterfly genus from the subfamily Satyrinae in the family Nymphalidae.".
- Haetera class Insect.
- Haetera family Haeterini.
- Haetera family Nymphalidae.
- Haetera family Satyrinae.
- Haetera kingdom Animal.
- Haetera order Lepidoptera.
- Haetera phylum Arthropod.
- Haetera synonym "* Hetaera (Hoffmannsegg, 1818)".
- Haetera synonym "* Maniola (Rafinesque, 1815) (preocc. (Schrank, 1891))".
- Haetera synonym "* Oreas (Hübner, [1807])".
- Haetera synonym "* Pselna (Billberg, 1820)".
- Haetera thumbnail Haetera_piera_MHNT.jpg?width=300.
- Haetera wikiPageID "31858832".
- Haetera wikiPageRevisionID "605435066".
- Haetera classis "Insecta".
- Haetera diversityLink "#Species".
- Haetera familia Nymphalidae.
- Haetera genus "Haetera".
- Haetera genusAuthority "Fabricius, 1807".
- Haetera hasPhotoCollection Haetera.
- Haetera imageCaption "Haetera piera - Muséum de Toulouse".
- Haetera imageWidth "250".
- Haetera name "Haetera".
- Haetera ordo Lepidoptera.
- Haetera phylum "Arthropoda".
- Haetera regnum "Animalia".
- Haetera subfamilia Satyrinae.
- Haetera synonyms "* Oreas (Hübner, [1807]) * Maniola (Rafinesque, 1815) * Hetaera (Hoffmannsegg, 1818) * Pselna (Billberg, 1820)".
- Haetera tribus Haeterini.
- Haetera subject Category:Butterflies_and_moths_of_South_America_(Nymphalidae).
- Haetera subject Category:Haeterini.
- Haetera type Animal.
- Haetera type Eukaryote.
- Haetera type Insect.
- Haetera type Species.
- Haetera type Organism.
- Haetera comment "Haetera is a Neotropical butterfly genus from the subfamily Satyrinae in the family Nymphalidae.".
- Haetera label "Haetera".
- Haetera label "Haetera".
- Haetera sameAs Haetera.
- Haetera sameAs m.0gtxl_k.
- Haetera sameAs Q541064.
- Haetera sameAs Q541064.
- Haetera wasDerivedFrom Haetera?oldid=605435066.
- Haetera depiction Haetera_piera_MHNT.jpg.
- Haetera isPrimaryTopicOf Haetera.
- Haetera name "Haetera".
