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Gattung Rothschildia, Saturniidae, Saturniinae Grote, 1896 Beitrag zur Classification der Schmetterlinge. - Die Nachtpfauenaugen mit besonderer Berücksichtigung ihrer Flügelbildungen.

  • Verhandlungen der Gesellschaft deutscher Naturforscher und Ärzte, 68. Versammlung zu Frankfurt am Main, 21.-26. September 1896, 2. Teil, 1. Hälfte, S. 197-207, Leipzig 1897

2 div, 1. Heft S. 204, 1897 Internet Archive

  • The hypenoid moths and allied groups Proc. Amer. Phil. Soc. 34: 416-436 (1895?)

Synonym: R. erycina Shaw Erstbeschreibung: Rep. Peabody Acad. Sci., 3, S. 85 Seitz: Die Groß-Schmetterlinge der Erde, 6, S. 719 Draudt: 1929 Lemaire: 1978 The Attacidae of America, Attacinae S. 42 Fundort: Pebas (Amazonas)

Subsp. von P. lebeau Erstbeschreibung: Schaus, 1905 Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., 29 S. 179 Lemaire: (1978) The Attacidae of America, Attacinae S. 56 Fundort: Honduras

Bull. Soc. d'acclim 3, 1, S. 187, 1874

Nomen nudum oder Synonym zu R. aurota

Nomen nudum oder Synonym zu R. aurota

(wahrscheinlich ein Synonym zu R. hesperus) Ent. Z. 47, S. 122, 1933 Erstbeschreibung: Brasilien

Erstbeschreibung: Westwood, 1853 Proc. Zool. Soc. London, 21, S. 159 Lemaire: (1978) The Attacidae of America, Attacinae S. 101 Rothschildia Internet Archive Proc. Zool. Soc. London

Mexiko Manuel A. Balcázar Lara: Palomillas de México Rothschildia cincta (Tepper, 1983)

Rothschildia cincta cincta (Tepper, 1883) [Image]

Rothschildia cincta guerreronis Draudt, 1929 [Image]

Rothschildia erycina mexicana Draudt, 1929 [Image]

Rothschildia jorulla jorulla (Westwood, 1865) [Image]

Rothschildia lebeau aroma Schaus, 1905 [Image]

Rothschildia lebeau forbesi Benjamin, 1934 [Image]

Rothschildia lebeau yucatana Lemaire, 1971 [Image]

Rothschildia orizaba (Westwood, 1853)

Rothschildia orizaba orizaba (Westwood, 1853) [Image]

Rothschildia roxana Schaus, 1905 [Image]

neue Systematik

General Comments. Eumorpha fasciatus and E. vitis were frequently confused in the older literature Drury (1770) provided a color illustration of the adult of fasciatus that was identified as vitis in the index As a result, fasciatus remained undiscovered until Sulzer (1776) recognized the existence of a second species

Both species were mistakenly associated with the plant family Vitaceae; hence the erroneous common name lesser vine sphinx for fasciatus.