Photo #38913: Lepidoptera sp.

08.02.2015 14:55, Irina Nikulina

With regard to these two types of primarily I want to say that to compare this image with images from the network completely useless if they show European Eno and Daphne. Both species are very volatile (especially strong geography.volatility looks Brenthis ino, is celebrated by all the authors, since Kurentsova) Therefore, you can only compare sub-species, particularly common in the region of Primorye. Primorye inhabit subspecies daphne - Brenthis daphne ochroleuca (around Primorye) and Brenthis daphne fumidia (the latter is more common in the south of Primorye) < / em>, and both differ significantly from daphne, inhabiting Europe.parts and in Siberia. View ino also represented in Primorye two podvidami- Brentis ino amuriensis and Brenthis ino maxima. . Both subspecies pattern on the underside brighter, richer than European ino, and the median strip has a violet-purple, and the whole underside bears little resemblance underside European ino, for which they are well different from European daphne.To illustrate this, give links to 2 common in the south of Primorye subspecies
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=193914&view=findpost&p=620007 B. i. maxima
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=193914&view=findpost&p=620010 B. d. ochroleuca
Compare with Yurin photos.By the nature of the picture, especially in the area postmarginal ZOC (but not the intensity of the black, which varies greatly among different copies), and especially on the outer part of the circular shape of the VC is also inclined toBrenthis ino. Of course, the underside would have given a more accurate conclusion.