Papilionidae
Baroniinae
Papilioninae- Leptocircini
- Papilionini
- Chilasa
- Meandrusa
Papilio
(Achillides)- (Druryia)
- (Eleppone)
- (Heraclides)
- (Menelaides)
- (Papilio)
- P. alexanor
- P. brevicauda
- P. hospiton
- P. indra
- P. machaon
aestivus- alpherakyi
- alpica
- angulata
- bairdii
- bajorum
- bimaculatus
- centralis
- chinensis
- chitralensis
- chrysostoma
- cypria
- emihippocrates
- everesti
- gorganus
- hieromax
- hippocrates
- hispanicus
- hookeri
- impugnatus
- intacta
- joanae
- kiyonobu
- lapponica
- machaon
- melitensis
- montanus
- neochinensis
- nolico
- orientalis
- orientis
- pendjabensis
- proximus
- rinpoche
- rustaveli
- schantungensis
- septentrionalis
- sikkimensides
venchuanus- P. polyxenes
- P. saharae
P. zelicaon - (Princeps)
- (Pterourus)
- (Sinoprinceps)
- Teinopalpini
- Troidini
- Parnassiinae
- Pieridae
Species
Papilio (Papilio) machaon Linnaeus, 1758
hippocrates Felder & Felder, 1864
Original Description
Papilio Latr. species hippocrates Felder & Felder, 1864
Type specimen(s)
Status: Syntype(s)
Specimen data: 2 ST (♀♀, coll. C. & R. Felder)
Current depository: BMNH, London ?
Type locality
Type locality as cited in original description: "Japonia"
Current country: Japan
Taxonomic history
Originally described as Papilio Latr. species hippocrates Felder & Felder, 1864
Treated as a subspecies of Papilio machaon Linné, 1758 by Rothschild (1895: 273,276). Treated as a species of Papilio Linnaeus, 1758 by Munroe (1961: 43), and Hancock (1983: 48). Treated as a species of Papilo (Papilio) by Collins & Morris (1985: 94). Treated as a species of Papilio by Eitschberger (1993: 30), and Moonen (2012: 184)..
Treated as a subspecies of Papilio machaon Linné, 1758 by Rothschild (1895: 273,276). Treated as a species of Papilio Linnaeus, 1758 by Munroe (1961: 43), and Hancock (1983: 48). Treated as a species of Papilo (Papilio) by Collins & Morris (1985: 94). Treated as a species of Papilio by Eitschberger (1993: 30), and Moonen (2012: 184)..
Remarks
Generally regarded as conspecific with P. machaon (Bryk 1930, D'Abrera 1990, Fujioka et al. 1997), but also treated as a separate species (e.g., Collins & Morris 1985:94, Hancock 1983, Munroe 1961).