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  2. Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates
Graphium antiphates(Cramer, [1776])
  1. Papilionidae
  2. Papilioninae
  3. Leptocircini
  4. Graphium
  5. Pathysa
  6.  antiphates
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TL: “China” [Guangdong, South China]

The ground colour of the upperside of both males and females is white. The forewing has the cell crossed by five short black bands, of which the basal extends to the dorsum, the sub-basal into interspace 1, the medial and pre-apical up to the median vein, and the apical or fifth along the discocellulars; this last band extends broadly on both sides of the veinlets and terminates at the lower apex of the cell; beyond these are broad postdiscal and terminal black transverse bands from costa to tornal angle; the two bands coalesce below vein 4 and terminate in a point at the tornus; the white portions of the cell anteriorly overlaid with pale green; short broken glossy green bands between the black cellular apical band and the discal band and anteriorly between the latter and the terminal band.

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70-95 mm

    Regional distr. - legend
    • Local names
    • LanguageVernacular name
      DeutschFünfstrich Schwertschwanz
      EnglishFivebar Swordtail
      മലയാളംവരയൻ വാൾവാലൻ
      ไทยหางดาบธรรมดา
      中文綠鳳蝶
      日本語オナガタイマイ
    • Primary hostplants
    • FamilyLatin nameVernacular name
      AnnonaceaeDesmos chinensisDwarf ylang-ylang
      AnnonaceaeDesmos cochinchinensis
      AnnonaceaeMelodorum
      AnnonaceaeUvaria curtisii
      AnnonaceaeUvaria grandiflora
    • Synonyms and other combinations
    • Latin nameAuthor
      Papilio antiphatesCramer, 1776
      Papilio nebulosusButler, 1881
    • Subspecies
    • SpeciesAuthor
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates alcibiades(Fabricius, 1787)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates antiphates(Cramer, [1776])
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates itamputi(Butler, 1885)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates karimatanumHanafusa, 1990
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates matsuiT.Saito & Vu, 2023
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates naira(Moore, 1903)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates nebulosus(Butler, 1881)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates pompilius(Fabricius, 1787)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates pulauensisEliot, 1983
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates tamputi(Butler, 1885)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates toshikazuiPage, 2020
    • Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates is a member of the clade Graphium antiphates:
    • SpeciesAuthor
      Graphium (Pathysa) agetes(Westwood, 1843)
      Graphium (Pathysa) androcles(Boisduval, 1836)
      Graphium (Pathysa) antiphates(Cramer, [1776])
      Graphium (Pathysa) aristeus(Stoll, [1780])
      Graphium (Pathysa) decolor(Staudinger, 1888)
      Graphium (Pathysa) dorcusde Haan, 1840
      Graphium (Pathysa) epaminondas(Oberthür, 1879)
      Graphium (Pathysa) euphrates(C. & R. Felder, 1862)
      Graphium (Pathysa) euphratoidesEimer, 1889
      Graphium (Pathysa) nomius(Esper, [1799])
      Graphium (Pathysa) rhesus(Boisduval, 1836)
      Graphium (Pathysa) stratiotes(Grose-Smith, 1897)
    • Links
    • LanguageWebsiteAuthors
      Butterflies of IndiaKunte, K., S. Sondhi, and P. Roy
      Butterflies of Indo-ChinaY.Inayoshi
      Japanese Moths
      Lepiforum e. V.

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    Adult, underside.

    Albert LauChina, 香港

    Adult, underside.

    Albert LauChina, 香港

    Adult, underside.

    Albert LauChina, 香港
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