225-02489

2024.11.022025.01.16

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Box number	225
Specimen number	02489
Box-Specimen	225-02489
Scientific name	Troides helena nereis (Doherty, 1891)
Sex	f
Collection date	1995****
Collection site	Enggano I., Bengkulu, Indonesia
legit (collector)	unknown
Variation
Plate No. in Ohya (1983) and others	rt. antenna broken

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