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Troides prattorum

Troides prattorum, the Buru Opalescent Birdwing, is a species of butterfly in the family Papilionidae. It is endemic to Buru in the Maluku Islands of Indonesia.

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Troides prattorum

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Avg. degree1.88
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related to References · 16
Troides prattorum → ARKive Photos, Butterflies, Béla, Erich Bauer, Evers, Goecke, ISBN, Knötgen, Kurt Rumbucher, Papilionidae, Part, Rhopalocerists' Magazine, Takashi, Thomas Frankenbach Eds, Troides, World Keltern
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Troides prattorum → Cramer, Felder, Joicey, Lucas, Rippon, Talbot, The, Troides
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Troides prattorum → butterfly with a large wingspan

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troides prattorum butterfly species black buru edged family male female papilionidae clade joicey talbot plate 1922 endemic aeacus group felder

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Troides prattorumis abutterfly with a large wingspan0.90text
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesARKive Photos0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesTakashi0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesTroides0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesRhopalocerists' Magazine0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesKurt Rumbucher0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesBéla0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesKnötgen0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesPart0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesPapilionidae0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesErich Bauer0.60section
Troides prattorumrelated to ReferencesThomas Frankenbach Eds0.60section

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