Talk:Papilio (Pterourus) appalachiensis

Habitat

Dense, rich mixed forest in the Appalachian mountains, from valley bottoms to Canadian Zone mountain tops, where it replaces Papilio glaucus.

Distribution

Generally, the southern Appalachian mountains in the appropriate habitat. Known from the following states: Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia. The northern limits of its distribution have not yet been determined (Pavulaan & Wright, 2006).

Links

NatureServe page for Papilio appalachiensis

Illustrations

Holotype male, dorsal view
Photo by Joe Mueller

Holotype male, ventral view
Photo by Joe Mueller

Paratype female (allotype), dorsal.
29 May 201, trail to Scaly Mountain (4300'), Macon Co., North Carolina, leg. R. Gatrelle
Photo by Joe Mueller

Paratype female (allotype), ventral.
same data
Photo by Joe Mueller

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