Keywords
distribution
species composition
taxonomic notes
collecting locations
southwestern Tajikistan
How to Cite
Abstract
The butterfly fauna of the Hazratisho Ridge includes 105 species and subspecies from 5 families. The faunal composition in general and taxonomic status of some recorded species is discussed.
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