TL: New Guinea
Males have black forewings, with a large triangular area from the hindmargin forwards to R3, penetrating into the cell, truncate-sinuate costally, not extending to the base. There are three white spots beyond the apex of the cell from the costal margin to R3, more or less confluent, the first the smallest and two white subapical spots.
The hindwings are mostly white with a somewhat irregular black distal margin band, tapering behind. In females, the forewings are more extended black and have the spots sulphur-yellow. The hindwings are shaded with sulphur-yellow, and have a broader black border, which includes vestigial sulphurous spots.
The hindwings are mostly white with a somewhat irregular black distal margin band, tapering behind. In females, the forewings are more extended black and have the spots sulphur-yellow. The hindwings are shaded with sulphur-yellow, and have a broader black border, which includes vestigial sulphurous spots.
45-55 mm
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- Delias eichhorni is a member of the clade Delias eichhorni:
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Species Author Delias antara Roepke, 1955 Delias carstensziana Rothschild, 1916 Delias catisa Jordan, 1912 Delias eichhorni Rothschild & Jordan, 1904 Delias frater Jordan, 1912 Delias germana Roepke, 1955 Delias gilliardi Sanford & Bennett, 1955 Delias hallstromi Sanford & Bennett, 1955 Delias leucobalia Jordan, 1911 Delias muliensis Morinaka, van Mastrigt & Sibatani, 1991 Delias toxopei Roepke, 1955
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Japanese Moths
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 | Extinct |
 | Extinct in the wild |
 | Critically endangered |
 | Endangered |
 | Vulnerable |
 | Near Threatened |
 | Least Concern |
 | Lower Risk |
 | Legally protected |
 | CITES |