Keywords
zoogeography
Kyrgyzstan
Tadjikistan
taxonomy
Mongolia
Mongolian Altai
Pamirs
Suusamyr
new subspecies
How to Cite
Abstract
The paper presents the descriptions of four new taxa: Plebejus eversmanni geminus ssp. nova from Tian-Shan (Suusamyr Mts.), P. eversmanni campulus ssp. nova from the East Pamirs, Polyommatus icarus lacuina ssp. nova (Mongolia, Mongolian Altai, Sutai Uul Mt.) and Polyommatus icarus incoronatus ssp. nova (Mongolia, Mongolian Altai, southern slopes, Mogoin-Gol r.).
References
Churkin SV, Bogdanov PV (2023a) Short review of Plebejus eversmanni (Lang, 1884) with the description of two new subspecies (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Proceedings of the State Darwin Museum XVI: 12–29, 2 cpls.
Churkin SV, Bogdanov PV (2023b) Two new subspecies of Polyommatus icarus (Rottemburg, 1775) from Mongolia (Lepidoptera, Lycaenidae). Proceedings of the State Darwin Museum XVI: 30–47, 2 cpls.
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