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| Description |
Parnassius clodius |
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| Source |
Robert Nash, curator of entomology, Ulster Museum |
| Date |
January 2007 |
| Author |
Robert Nash, robert.nash at magni.org.uk |
| Permission |
cc-by-2.5 |
Parnassius clodius (Menetries, 1855) incredibilis Bryk and Eisner 1932 : 99 (described as subspecies of Parnassius clodius SYNTYPE :-1 male? St. Eli Pic/Ex Coll. H. J. Elwes, 1920/Ex Coll. Hill Museum 1931/Type P.T. Mr 7366
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