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Date of this Version
5-3-2026
Document Type
Journal Issue
Citation
The Taxonomic Report (May 3, 2026) 13(7): 1-15
Abstract
Papilio indra bonnevillensis is a new described subspecies partly based on taxonomic rearrangement of its larval host plant reproductive phenology relative to Wasatch Range nominate P. indra. It is geographically isolated in Utah’s West Desert from populations of ssp. nevadensis to the west and ssp. calcicola to the south. In addition to phenological differences compared to these two subspecies, it merits description based on host Lomatium depauperatum which recently speciated from L. grayi, neither of which is used as host by other subspecies of P. indra. The evolution of new host L. depauperatum is briefly described with how it affected development of this new indra subspecies. New ssp. bonnevillensis is described along with its geographical range and life history.
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