Polyura
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 Polyura pyrrhus sempronius
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Polyura is the genus of nawab butterflies. They belong to the brush-footed butterfly subfamily Charaxinae, or leafwing butterflies. Like the large and conspicuous pasha and rajah butterflies, Charaxes, they belong to the Charaxini tribe.
Species include:
- Anomalous Common Nawab, Polyura agraria
- Pallid Nawab, Polyura arja
- Common Nawab, Polyura athamas
- Jewelled Nawab, Polyura delphis
- Stately Nawab or Rajah, Polyura dolon - formerly in Charaxes
- Great Nawab, Polyura eudamippus
- Malayan Nawab, Polyura moori
- China Nawab, Polyura narcaea
- Tailed Nawab or Tailed Emperor, Polyura pyrrhus
- Polyura pyrrhus sempronius
- Blue Nawab, Polyura schreiberi
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