What is another word for Limenitis Archippus?
Pronunciation: [la͡ɪmnˈa͡ɪtɪs ˈɑːkɪpəs] (IPA) 
Limenitis Archippus, commonly known as the Viceroy butterfly, is a species found mainly in North America. This butterfly is known for its distinctive orange and black markings, which often make it resemble the Monarch butterfly, but they can be differentiated by the presence of a black line crossing the veins on the hind wing. Synonyms for the term Limenitis Archippus include the Limenitis archippus floridensis, which is a subspecies of this butterfly found in Florida, and the Limenitis archippus alcetas, which is found in Mexico and Central America. Other synonyms for the species include the Archippus plexippus, and the Danais archippus. Regardless of its given name, the Viceroy butterfly is a species of great beauty and significance.
