The Taxonomic Report (TTR) is the main scientific publication of the International Lepidoptera Survey (TILS). TILS-TTR is currently on hiatus but formerly was published at the rate of 8–10 issues a year. Subscription / dues are usually US $45 for USA and Canada, US $55 for overseas subscribers. At the end of each volume year, subscribers receive that year's volume on a read-only compact disc for archiving and reproduction for personal use (that is, a (subscribed) museum or university may make as many copies as needed in whatever format desired). Non-members may receive individual issues in print any time for $10 per issue. Individual issues on CDR to non-members are $25 per issue post paid. Subscriptions and individual issue orders should be made payable to TILS and checks mailed to: Harry Pavulaan, TILS Editor, PO Box 1124, Herndon, Virginia 20172 United States.
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1999
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Hübner’s helicta, the Forgotten Neonympha: The Recognition and Elevation of Neonympha helicta (Nymphalidae: Satyrinae) to Specific Status, the Designation of Neotypes for N. helicta and N. areolatus, the Subspecific Transfer of septentrionalis to helicta and the Description of a Third helicta Subspecies from South Florida, Ronald R. Gatrelle
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Three New Hesperioidae (Hesperiinae) from South Carolina: New Subspecies of Euphyes bimacula, Poanes aaroni, and Hesperia attalus, Ronald R. Gatrelle
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A New Subspecies of Brephidium isophthalma (Lycaenidae: Polyommatinae) from Coastal South Carolina, Harry Pavulaan and Ronald R. Gatrelle
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Celastrina idella (Lycaenidae: Polyommatinae): A New Butterfly Species from the Atlantic Coastal Plain, David M. Wright and Harry Pavulaan
1998
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An Addendum to Anthocharis midea Dos Passos and Klots 1969: Description of a New Subspecies from Texas, Ronald R. Gatrelle
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The Rediscovery, Taxonomy, and Biology of Chlosyne gorgone gorgone and Chlosyne ismeria (Nymphalidae) in Burke County, Georgia, Ronald R. Gatrelle
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Two New Nymphalidae from Western North Carolina: New Subspecies of Speyeria aphrodite and Phyciodes batesii, Ronald R. Gatrelle