Papilionidae
Baroniinae
Papilioninae- Leptocircini
- Papilionini
- Teinopalpini
Troidini
Atrophaneura- Battus
- Byasa
- Cressida
- Euryades
- Losaria
- Ornithoptera
- Pachliopta
- Parides
- P. aeneas
- P. agavus
- P. alopius
- P. anchises
- P. ascanius
- P. bunichus
- P. burchellanus
- P. chabrias
- P. childrenae
- P. cutorina
- P. echemon
- P. erithalion
- P. eurimedes
- P. gundlachianus
- P. hahneli
- P. iphidamas
- P. klagesi
- P. lysander
euristeus- lysander
- parsodes
sonoria- P. montezuma
- P. neophilus
- P. orellana
- P. panares
- P. panthonus
- P. phalaecus
- P. phosphorus
- P. photinus
- P. pizarro
- P. proneus
- P. quadratus
- P. sesostris
- P. tros
- P. vercingetorix
- P. vertumnus
P. zacynthus- Pharmacophagus
- Trogonoptera
- Troides
- Parnassiinae
- Pieridae
Species
Parides lysander (Cramer, [1775])
euristeus Cramer, [1775]
Original Description
[Papilio] euristeus Cramer, [1775]
Type specimen(s)
Status: Syntype(s)
Specimen data: ST (♂, ♀)
Current depository: ??
Type locality
Type locality as cited in original description: "Zy is van Surinamen. [...] Il est de Suriname."
Current country: Suriname
Taxonomic history
Originally described as [Papilio] euristeus Cramer, [1775]
Treated as a species of Papilio by Boisduval (1836:282), and by Gray (1853:59). Treated as a species of Papilio Linn., 1767 by Kirby (1871:528). Treated as a synonym of Parides lysander (Cramer, 1776) by Tyler et al. (1984:29).
Treated as a species of Papilio by Boisduval (1836:282), and by Gray (1853:59). Treated as a species of Papilio Linn., 1767 by Kirby (1871:528). Treated as a synonym of Parides lysander (Cramer, 1776) by Tyler et al. (1984:29).
Remarks
"Deze drie afbeeldingen zyn allen naar wyfjes gemaakt; het welk my doet besluiten, dat het wezenlyk van elkander verschillende soorten zyn: te meer daar ik van elk ook de mannetjes bezit, die, met deze wyfjes vergeleeken, geen ander uiterlyk onderscheid, dan het kenmerk der sexe aantoonen. [...] Ces trois figures sont gravées d'après des femelles, ce qui ma fait croire que ce sont des especes tout-à-fait différentes; de plus, puisque je possede aussi le mâle de chaque femelle, qui n'en different extérieurement que par la marque distinctive du sexe." [on lysander, hyppason and euristeus, pl. 29.]