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Post by panzerman on Feb 13, 2011 12:55:18 GMT -8
ssp., forms of z. polyxena and rumina John  Attachments:
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Post by panzerman on Feb 13, 2011 14:24:29 GMT -8
Radovan: I have pair of ssp. alpina(paratype) and a male ssp. bosniensis(paratype) Both polyxena. I have more in other drawer! John  |
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Post by maurizio on Feb 13, 2011 16:00:31 GMT -8
John,
pay attention that nearly all italian polyxena (practically those South of Po River) were recently separated as a distinct species (i.e. cassandra) based on different male genitalia and molecular finding. Those North of Po River are polyxena, and both species are sympatric in a restricted area of North-Western Italy (Liguria).
Furthermore, ssp. alpina does not exist, rather, no population has ever been described as polyxena alpina. Who gave you that paratype, and where it comes from?
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