Papilionidae
Baroniinae- Papilioninae
Parnassiinae
Luehdorfiini- Parnassiini
- Archon
- Hypermnestra
- Parnassius
- (Driopa)
- (Kailasius)
(Koramius)- P. acdestis
acdestis- carolinae
- centripunctata
- cerberus
- cerevisiae
- chakaensis
- christianae
- cinerosus
- diaphana
- ekaii
- felix
- fujitai
- hades
- horikatsuhikoi
- imperatoides
- irenaephilus
- josefineae
- kozaburoi
- kuhkai
- ladakensis
- lampidius
- lathonius
- laurentii
- limitis
- liudongi
- lucifer
- lux
- macdonaldi
- marki
- martae
- midas
- ohkumai
- okauchii
- peeblesi
- peschkei
- pundit
- roweii
- rupshuana
- sugelicus
- takashimai
- takedai
- vogti
- wako
- whitei
- yamazakii
yanae- P. cardinal
- P. delphius
- P. maximinus
- P. patricius
- P. staudingeri
- P. stenosemus
P. stoliczkanus - (Parnassius)
- (Sachaia)
- (Tadumia)
- Pieridae
Species
Parnassius (Koramius) acdestis Grum-Grshimailo, 1891
diaphana Verity, 1907
Original Description
Parnassius delphius Eversmann forme géographique diaphana Verity, 1907
Type specimen(s)
Status: Holotype
Specimen data: HT (♂, coll. C. Oberthür)
Additional information: "Oberthür, Et. d'Ent. XIX, p. 3, pl. VIII, f. 71 (1894);", "a été décrite et figurée par M. Oberthür (l. c.)" (Verity, 1907: 77-78).
Current depository: BMNH, London ?
Type locality
Type locality as cited in original description: "Ta-tsien-lou, Se-tchouen occ."
Current country: China
Taxonomic history
Originally described as Parnassius delphius Eversmann forme géographique diaphana Verity, 1907
Treated as a subspecies of Parnassius delphius (Eversm.) by Rothschild (1918: 255). Treated as a synonym of Koramius acdestis cinerosus (Stichel, 1907) by Bryk (1935: 575).
Treated as a subspecies of Parnassius delphius (Eversm.) by Rothschild (1918: 255). Treated as a synonym of Koramius acdestis cinerosus (Stichel, 1907) by Bryk (1935: 575).
Remarks
Probably objectively invalid as junior objective synonym of cinerosus Stichel, 1907. It still needs to be confirmed whether the type specimen illustrated by Verity is identical with that illustrated by Oberthür (1894).