Species
Arranged alphabetically.
- Morpho absoloni
- Morpho achilleana
- Morpho achilles – Achilles Morpho
- Morpho adonis – Adonis Morpho
- Morpho aega – Aega Morpho
- Morpho amathonte
- Morpho amphitrion
- Morpho anaxibia
- Morpho athena
- Morpho aurora – Aurora Morpho
- Morpho catenarius
- Morpho cisseis – Cisseis Morpho
- Morpho cypris – Cypris Morpho
- Morpho deidamia – Deidamia Morpho
- Morpho diana
- Morpho didius – Giant Blue Morpho
- Morpho epistrophus – Epistrophus White Morpho
- Morpho eugenia - Empress Eugénie Morpho
- Morpho godarti – Godart's Morpho
- Morpho granadensis – Granada Morpho
- Morpho hecuba – Sunset Morpho
- Morpho helena – Helena Morpho
- Morpho helenor – Helenor Morpho
- Morpho hercules – Hercules Morpho
- Morpho hyacinthus
- Morpho laertes
- Morpho leontius
- Morpho luna
- Morpho lympharis – Lympharis Morpho
- Morpho marcus
- Morpho menelaus – Menelaus Blue Morpho
- Morpho montezuma
- Morpho nestira
- Morpho niepelti
- Morpho ockendeni
- Morpho patroclus
- Morpho peleides – Peleides Blue Morpho, Common Morpho, or The Emperor
- Morpho phanodemus
- Morpho polyphemus – (Polyphemus) White Morpho
- Morpho portis
- Morpho rhetenor – Rhetenor Blue Morpho
- Morpho rhodopteron
- Morpho richardus – Richard's Morpho
- Morpho sulkowskyi – Sulkowsky's Morpho
- Morpho telemachus
- Morpho thamyris – Thamyris Morpho
- Morpho theseus – Theseus Morpho
- Morpho uraneis
- Morpho vitrea
- Morpho zephyritis – Zephyritis Morpho
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