• Local names

• Language	Vernacular name
  Català	Brocat variable
  Česky	Hnědásek chrastavcový
  Dansk	Hedepletvinge
  Deutsch	Goldener Scheckenfalter
  Deutsch	Scabiosen Scheckenfalter
  Eesti keel	Teelehe-mosaikliblikas
  English	Marsh Fritillary
  Español	Doncella de ondas
  Español	Ondas rojas
  Français	Damier de la succise
  Hrvatski	Močvarna riđa
  Italiano	Aurinia
  Lietuvių	Auksuotoji šaškytė
  Magyar	Aranyos tarkály
  Nederlands	Moerasparelmoervlinder
  Norsk	Blåknapprutevinge
  Polski	Przeplatka aurinia
  Shqip	E hershmja
  Slovenčina	Hnedáčik chrastavcový
  Slovenščina	Travniški postavnež
  Srpski	Aurinija
  Suomeksi	Punakeltaverkkoperhonen
  Svenska	Väddnätfjäril
  Türkçe	Nazuđum
  Ελληνικά	Πεταλούδα του ασπρόχορτου
  Русский	Шашечница авриния
  Русский	Шашечница-авриния
  中文	金堇蛱蝶
  日本語	チョウセンヒョウモンモドキ
  한국어	금빛어리표범나비

• Synonyms and other combinations

• Latin name	Author
  Melitaea merope	de Prunner, 1798
  Melitaea provincialis	Boisduval, 1828
  Melitaea beckeri	Herrich-Schäffer, 1851
  Melitaea debilis	Oberthür, 1909
  Melitaea glaciegenita	Vérity, 1928
  Melitaea valentini	Nitsche, 1928
  Hypodryas aurinia	Higgins, 1978
  Occidryas aurinia	Higgins, 1978

• Subspecies

• Species	Author
  Euphydryas (Eurodryas) aurinia aurinia	(Rottemburg, 1775)
  Euphydryas (Eurodryas) aurinia barraguei	(Betz, 1956)
  Euphydryas (Eurodryas) aurinia bulgarica	(Fruhstorfer, 1917)
  Euphydryas (Eurodryas) aurinia ellisoni	(Rungs, 1950)
  Euphydryas (Eurodryas) aurinia pellucida	(Christoph, 1893)

• Links

• Language	Website	Authors
  	British Butterflies	Steven Cheshire
  	Butterflies and Moths of Northern Ireland	Robert Thompson, Brian Nelson
  	Butterfly Conservation Armenia
  	euroButterflies	Matt Rowling
  	European Butterfly Page	Guy Padfield
  	Lepiforum e. V.
  	Moths and Butterflies of Europe and North Africa	Paolo Mazzei
  	Moths and butterflies of Sweden	Magnus Unger
  	Polska czerwona księga bezkręgowców
  	Schmetterling - Raupe	Walter Schön
  	Svenska fjärilar	Bert Gustafsson
  	UK Butterflies	Peter Eeles

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