Vindula arsinoe

Vindula arsinoe. est diurnus familiae Nymphalidarum papilio, ab Insulis Malukuensibus et Nova Guinea ad Insulas Salomonis et Terram Reginae endemicus. Species est sexualiter dimorphica.

Subspecies
Subspecies infra alphabetice perscribuntur.Vindula, ftp.funet./fi.Vindula, anic.ento.csiro.au.
 V. a. ada (Butler, 1874)
 V. a. adina (Fruhstorfer, 1906)
 V. a. arsinoe (Cramer, 1777)
 V. a. bosnikensis (Joicey & Noakes)
 V. a. catenes (Godman & Salvin)
 V. a. clodia (Godman & Salvin)
 V. a. dampierensis (Rothschild, 1915)
 V. a. erotella (Butler)
 V. a. figalea (Fruhstorfer)
 V. a. insularis (Godman & Salvin, 1877)
 V. a. lemina (Ribbe, 1898)
 V. a. meforica (Fruhstorfer, 1906)
 V. A. meridionalis (Talbot, 1932)
 V. a. moluccana (Nieuwenhuis)
 V. a. pisidike (Fruhstorfer)
 V. a. polykaste (Fruhstorfer)
 V. a. rebeli (Fruhstorfer, 1906)
 V. a. rookiana (Strand, 1916)

Notae

Nexus externi
Vindula arsinoe ada, piclib.nhm.ac.uk (Natural History Museum)
Vindula arsinoe ada, www.environment.gov.au (Australian Biological Resources Study)
Vindula arsinoe, cms.jcu.edu.au (James Cook University)

Arsinoe
Arsinoe
Categoria:Taxa Cramer
Categoria:Taxa 1777
Categoria:Vagrantini