Table 1 in The potential of Malaise traps as an important tool in butterfly (Lepidoptera, Papilionoidea) inventories, based on studies conducted in Republic of Congo

Table 1 – Sampling conducted using Malaise traps in indigenous forest in Parc National de Nouabalé-Ndoki, Republic of Congo in September-October 2022 (CG-02) and February-March 2023 (CG-03).
Expedition No.LocalityCoordinatesDates (duration)CG-02Bomassa Forest02°11’58.1”N 16°11’16.9”E17–21.ix.2022 (5 days)CG-02Makao Forest02°36’02.5”N 17°09’23.8”E23–28.ix.2022 (6 days)CG-02Ndoki Formation02°12’47.7”N 16°23’45.8”E29.ix-01.x.2022 (2 days)CG-02Mbeli Camp02°14’23.8”N 16°23’52.1”E02–10.x.2022 (9 days)CG-02Wali Forest02°13’56.8”N 16°12’13.9”E11–16.x.2022 (6 days)CG-03Mombongo Camp02°10’30.7”N 16°08’37.7”E02–06.ii.2023 (4 days)CG-03Mondika Camp02°21’50.6”N 16°16’25.8”E07–14.ii.2023 (8 days)CG-03Mbeli Camp02°14’23.8”N 16°23’52.1”E15–19.ii.2023 (5 days)