Photo #34787: Borbacha altipardaria

07.11.2014 15:42, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Yeah, annexe algorithm, and in general for a long time it is necessary to develop the rules and that they are in a prominent position and in a digestible form. And then this "algorithm" all the time jumping on posts to the individual butterflies, and for all the right not to follow and even more immediately remember "what and where to write" does not work in any way: in fact on the site, "over the counter" already 27565 photos. Routine ....

07.11.2014 14:51, Peter Khramov

With Basil figured out all the rules. We should really somewhere to hang selection algorithm to determine. Just do not see where.

07.11.2014 11:54, Alexandr Zhakov

Basil, maybe I'm wrong, but you brought two definitions: 1 put in the name of Borbacha punctipardaria, 2 is less likely in the comments Borbacha altipardaria. Irina reasonably chose another option.So who determine the type of? :) I always try in such matters read all comments, and Vasily, if there are two versions of the definition, it is not necessary to give a name, and the second in the comments. This species is not certain, and both names in the comments that someone decided it would be fair :))

07.11.2014 11:49, Irina Nikulina

Do not mind the change in the definition of authorship, for me it is absolutely not important, the main thing that was correct.
But I note that all the time we come back to the discussion of the algorithm proposed here by Peter http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/30976, and not once have discussed these points, for example, there http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/33350. So I do not really understand your comment, Basil.

07.11.2014 11:08, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Well, so be it :)
P.S. Although the cost to check out the discussion from the first to comment ....

07.11.2014 11:06, Alexandr Zhakov Corrected data.

Borbacha punctipardaria / Vasiliy Feoktistov → Borbacha altipardaria / Irina Nikulina.

07.11.2014 9:49, Vasiliy Feoktistov

We got hands. I think an option to Borbacha altipardaria Holloway, 1982 is the most appropriate for her. It would be better to shift it to the inaccurateBorbacha altipardaria:)
N.B. Today, I upload other type of this kind. And too inaccurate. You can not put them in the exact: strictly (
Online photos are very few of these species, and mostly of information. Here only on m.Holloway and remains my hope :)
A species I have, in the collection ....

05.11.2014 1:05, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Irina, thank you. I confess: there, I just did not look, but worth it. Just a few distinct thence pictures ... Tomorrow I will be with a human Internet and will observe is given necessarily arguments. I think, and then put an end :)

05.11.2014 0:23, Irina Nikulina

I decided to still see what's "mystique" was. All four species are on mothsofborneo, there is enough detail their differences. In bipardaria narrow and dark gray sling, monopardaria bipardaria very similar to, but the main color is paler still have a sling.In runctipardaria altipardaria sling and paler and wider, but runctipardaria differs from the other 3 types of the largest black points (this can be seen on photos from the web - lepbarcoding.org). Butterfly on a photo, in my opinion, is most suitable for habit, as you say, toBorbacha altipardaria(also inaccurately, of course)

04.11.2014 23:22, Irina Nikulina

Why synonymous? Maybe I missed something in the discussion? Holloway 4 species described in 1982 "Holloway (1982) revalidated genus Borbacha Moore and described four new species from Borneo ie, monopardaria, bipardaria, punctipardaria and altipardaria" Here in detail about the kind of Borbacha, since 1887 http: //shodhganga.inflibnet. ac.in/bitstream/10603/2894/11/11_chapter%204.pdf

04.11.2014 21:53, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Or are synonyms, or different kinds? Mysterious butterfly for me, as well as the author of the first description .... Maybe you can somehow clarify the situation?

03.11.2014 20:02, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Holloway, in a word ....

03.11.2014 19:12, Vasiliy Feoktistov

This has not yet dared to put into precise: a lot of unknown to them. Alternatively MoreBorbacha altipardaria???