Recently extinct butterflies and moths

I will post a list of them here later tonight for the benefit of forum members. Perhaps some of them have been rediscovered since I first came across them, and haven't had the time to research any change in status.

Hello,

I would like to add these:
Parnassius augustus dominicae
Parnassius mnemosyne bang-haasi
Parnassius mnemosyne bohemien
Parnassius apollo albus
Parnassius apollo ancile
Parnassius apollo braniskoi
Parnassius apollo bohemicus
Parnassius apollo carelius
Parnassius apollo carpathicus
Parnassius apollo cetius
Parnassius apollo eubohemicus
Parnassius apollo friburgensis
Parnassius apollo gadorensis
Parnassius apollo hoglandicus
Parnassius apollo isaricus
Parnassius apollo jaraensis
Parnassius apollo meridionalis synonyme sevensis
Parnassius apollo nitriensis
Parnassius apollo phonolithi
Parnassius apollo posthumus
Parnassius apollo rebelianus
Parnassius apollo ruthenicus
Parnassius apollo sicinius
Parnassius apollo silesianus
Parnassius apollo strambergensis
Parnassius apollo vistulicus

Maybe more of them are extinct, I need to check it carefully

Radovan

there is also an African saturniidae that has never been refound, only known by the 3 male types (in NHM) and a female (unpublished, I believe housed in a Scottisch museum):
Gonimbrasia mitfordi Kirby 1892, (better known under Lobobunaea mitfordi)
described from Sierra Leone (a country poorly known for moths)

sains.kompas.com/read/2010/05/25/1348475/Hugeng..Keindahan.Kupu-kupu.Indonesia

In 2007, Indonesian Institute of Science (Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia – LIPI) declared the extinction of one of Indonesia’s butterfly species, Papilio lampsacus Boisduval
A butterfly collector, Ayam Hugeng Hunianto, last saw the species in 1986.

26years is too early to say butterfly is extinct, anyway in western Java not many possible places left and pressure for remaining still present.

Jan