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Delias periboea Godart 1819 |
| Subspecies : | periboea | - Godart 1819 | |||||||||
| wallacei | - Rothschild 1892 | ||||||||||
| livia | - Fruhstorfer 1896 | ||||||||||
| pagenstecheri | - Fruhstorfer 1896 | ||||||||||
| alorensis | - Fruhstorfer 1896 | ||||||||||
| floresiana | - Roepke 1954 | ||||||||||
| atakei | - Nakano 1993 |
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| Delias periboea periboea |
| Soekaboemi, W. Java - July 1937 |
| Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter - ŠLes Day |
| Wingspan : | 62-74 mm | ||||||||||
| Range : | periboea | - Java, Madura | |||||||||
| wallacei | - Bali | ||||||||||
| livia | - Lombok | ||||||||||
| pagenstecheri | - Sumbawa | ||||||||||
| alorensis | - Alor, Adonara, Solor | ||||||||||
| floresiana | - Flores | ||||||||||
| atakei | - Kangean |
| Notes : |
| A further modification of the hyparete pattern.
White submarginal spots start to appear on the upper forewing. There is
a tiny red subcellular spot on the underside hindwing, which is only
rarely absent. this spot has also been known to occur in some specimens
of D.mysis. It is thought that this spot is all that remains of a
much larger spot such as can be found on D.caeneus. The larva and pupa have been described. A not uncommon species. |