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Java with Madura and Bawean Islands |
| Well known as the most densely populated island in the world, Java is home to many unique species. Some of these are limited to the areas surrounding specific mountains, which form the backbone of this large island. Of the Delias, three species are endemic to the island, as are most of the subspecies. With the exception of D. hyparete hyparete, D. periboea periboea and D. pasithoe egialea, all species and subspecies are only to be found within small specified areas. |
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D. aurantiaca | E. Java | |||||||||
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D. belisama belisama | W. Java | |||||||||
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D. belisama nakula | E. Java | |||||||||
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D. crithoe bromo | Mt. Bromo, Semeru | |||||||||
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D. crithoe centralis | C. Java: Mt. Slamet, Mt. Dieng | |||||||||
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D. crithoe cherima | Mt. Ciremay | |||||||||
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D. crithoe crithoe | W. Java: Mt. Gede | |||||||||
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D. crithoe dymas | E. Java: Arjuna, Liman | |||||||||
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D. crithoe perextensa | W. Java: Tangkuban Prahu | |||||||||
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D. crithoe radiata | C. Java: Mt. Lawu | |||||||||
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D. dorylaea | W. Java | |||||||||
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D. fruhstorferi fruhstorferi | Mt. Bromo | |||||||||
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D. fruhstorferi takakoae | Mt. Wilis, E. Java | |||||||||
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D. hyparete hyparete | also Madura and Bawean Is | |||||||||
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D. momea ikuyoae | Mt. Slamet | |||||||||
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D. momea momea | Western Java | |||||||||
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D. momea sumiae | Mt. Ciremay | |||||||||
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D. pasithoe egialea | ||||||||||
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D. pasithoe horracki | Bawean Is. | |||||||||
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D. periboea periboea | also Madura |
