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Post by iroki on Dec 26, 2013 15:03:51 GMT -8
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Post by homard on Dec 27, 2013 0:01:47 GMT -8
Parnassius eversmanni altaica (Sheljuzhko, 1914) = P. eversmanni ukokensis Sorimachi, 2000. I'm sorry, this is not a new ssp, just the same good ole Altaica  |
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Post by iroki on Dec 27, 2013 0:56:42 GMT -8
Unfortunately You are right. Anyway, next specimen: parnassius bremeri lumen? extinct? Attachment Deleted |
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Post by iroki on Dec 27, 2013 1:09:46 GMT -8
Just realized that, I have changed the name but You were waster in replay.
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Post by homard on Dec 28, 2013 0:48:17 GMT -8
Unfortunately You are right. Anyway, next specimen: parnassius bremeri lumen? extinct? I suppose, it is not extinct. There is no any indication of it in "Butterflies of Korea" by Lee S.M. (1982). "Kyanggido" = Gyeonggi-do, a province in the NW of S. Korea. Usually, P. bremery is local but may be very abundant where it occurs. I know as I collected it in South Transbaikal  |
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Post by iroki on Dec 28, 2013 4:12:52 GMT -8
I have never seen this ssp on the market, I have seen specimens from N.Korea ( do not know if they are genuine) but from S Korea never. parnassius hardwickii asanoi (photang-pass 13-16 VIII 1979 ,cachemire, Indie) Attachment DeletedAttachment Deleted |
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Post by Adam Cotton on Dec 28, 2013 10:43:15 GMT -8
P. hardwickii doesn't have any subspecies, all the variations can be found across the range of the species. They seem to be related to environmental factors combined with the time of year the specimens emerge.
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Post by homard on Dec 29, 2013 1:10:04 GMT -8
I have never seen this ssp on the market, I have seen specimens from N.Korea ( do not know if they are genuine) but from S Korea never. That's strange, don't you think? Taking into account the greatly 'closed' N.Korea and 'open' South one! I have an impression that there are no lepidopterists at all nowadays in South Korea - virtually noone is noticed on Facebook! The young generaton of S. Koreans are world champions in cyber-sport (computer gaming i.e.) but do not pay attention to insects ...  Me too, had some specimens from N. Korea in the past... ( P. nomion to be exact) |
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Post by iroki on Dec 29, 2013 3:38:21 GMT -8
I have so far only one specimen from N.Korea, collected by Polish expedition in 1989 I hope that there will be some specimens from S. Korea on the market in the near future. Parnassius charltonius corporaali (kashmir, bura deossi,baltistan august,3500masl) Attachment DeletedParnassius charltonius bryki (tsuling pass 5000m august, poo-bashar state) Attachment DeletedParnassius charltonius deckerti (baltistan,haldi,saltora mount, 4500 juli) Attachment Deleted |
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