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Donovan - Insects of China, 1838 - pl 28
 

 

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Pl. 28 of "Natural history of the insects of China".
Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus.

  1. [Donovan text of 1798 (ECCO TCP), illustration caption and name in Westwood 1838 revised text]:Papilio Epius,
  2. [Donovan text of 1798]: Papilio Demolius (spelling error?, see CCO TCP) or Papilio Demoleus (ECCO TCP),
    [illustration caption and name in Westwood 1838 revised text]: Papilio Demoleus.



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Source Natural history of the insects of China : the figures drawn from specimens of the insects / by E. Donovan. A New Edition with additional observations &c. by J. O. Westwood (new edition of "An epitome of the natural history of the insects of China" by E. Donovan, London 1798).


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Author Edward Donovan (1768–1837)

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Pl. 28 of "Natural history of the insects of China". Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. [Donovan text of 1798 (ECCO TCP), illustration caption and name in Westwood 1838 revised text]:Papilio Epius, [Donovan text of 1798]: Papilio Demolius (spelling error?, see CCO TCP) or Papilio Demoleus (ECCO TCP), [illustration caption and name in Westwood 1838 revised text]: Papilio Demoleus.
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