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トリバネアゲハ類(1) Genus Ornithoptera トリバネアゲハ属 㸿 Genus Trogonoptera アカエリトリバネアゲハ属 㸿 ISSN 2185-7512 Online ISSN 2185-7512 Online 㸿 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録第 㸿 Catalogue of the Materials in 姫路科学館 㸿 㸿 Himeji City Science Museum 収蔵資料目録 No.3 第3号 㸿 3号3 㸿 㸿 Insects collected by Heiichi Kobayashi 1 小林平一コレクション 昆虫編1 㸿 Birdwing Butterflies (1) 小林平 一 コレクシ ョ ン 昆虫編 トリバネアゲハ類(1) Genus Ornithoptera トリバネアゲハ属 㸿 Genus Trogonoptera アカエリトリバネアゲハ属 㸿 㸿 㸿 1 トリバネアゲハ類 㸿 㸿 㸿 㸿 (1) 㸿 㸿 㸿 㸿 㸿 姫路科学館 㸿 Himeji City Science Museum 姫路科学館 1470-15 Aoyama, Himeji, Hyogo, 671-2222, Japan March,2014 㸿 2014 年 3 月 㸿 表紙（表） ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 雌（背面） ホロタイプ 裏表紙（表） ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 雄（背面） パラタイプ Ornithoptera paradisea chrysanthemum ♀ Holotype Ornithoptera paradisea chrysanthemum ♂ Paratype 表紙（裏） 同 （腹面） 裏表紙（裏） 同 （腹面） 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 小林平一コレクション 昆虫編１ ト リ バ ネ ア ゲ ハ 類 (1) トリバネアゲハ属 アカエリトリバネアゲハ属 Catalogue of the Materials in Himeji City Science Museum No.3 Insects collected by Heiichi Kobayashi 1 Birdwing Butterflies(1) Genus Ornithoptera Genus Trogonoptera 姫路科学館 Himeji City Science Museum March 2014 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ １－a １－b Ornithoptera victoriae victoriae (Gray,1856) Ornithoptera victoriae victoriae (Gray,1856) ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ♂ ♀ １－c １－d Ornithoptera victoriae reginae Salvin,1888 Ornithoptera victoriae reginae Salvin,1888 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・マライタ島亜種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・マライタ島亜種 ♂ ♀ １－e １－f Ornithoptera victoriae regis (Rothschild,1895) Ornithoptera victoriae regis (Rothschild,1895) ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・ブーゲンビル島亜種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・ブーゲンビル島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate1 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ２－a ２－b Ornithoptera victoriae isabellae (Rothschild & Ornithoptera victoriae isabellae (Rothschild & Jordan,1901) Jordan,1901) ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・イサベル島亜種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・イサベル島亜種 ♂ ♀ ２－c ２－d Ornithoptera victoriae rubianus (Rothschild,1904) Ornithoptera victoriae rubianus (Rothschild,1904) ビクトリアトリバ ネアゲ ハ・ニュージョウジア 諸 島 亜 種 ビクトリアトリバ ネアゲ ハ・ニュージョウジア 諸 島 亜 種 ♂ ♀ ２－e ２－f Ornithoptera victoriae epiphanes Schmid,1970 Ornithoptera victoriae epiphanes Schmid,1970 ビクトリアトリバネアゲ ハ・サンクリストバル島 亜 種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲ ハ・サンクリストバル島 亜 種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate2 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 収蔵標本無し ３－a ３－b Ornithoptera victoriae archeri Calderara,1984 Ornithoptera victoriae archeri Calderara,1984 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・ショアズール島亜種 ビクトリアトリバネアゲハ・ショアズール島亜種 ♂ ♀ ３－c ３－d Ornithoptera alexandrae (Rothschild,1907) Ornithoptera alexandrae (Rothschild,1907) アレキサンドラトリバネアゲハ アレキサンドラトリバネアゲハ ♂ ♀ ３－e ３－f Ornithoptera aesacus (Ney,1903) Ornithoptera aesacus (Ney,1903) オビトリバネアゲハ オビトリバネアゲハ ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate3 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ４－a ４－b Ornithoptera priamus priamus (Linnaeus,1758) Ornithoptera priamus priamus (Linnaeus,1758) メガネトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ♂ ♀ ４－c ４－d Ornithoptera priamus urvillianus (Guérin,1830) Ornithoptera priamus urvillianus (Guérin,1830) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ソロモン諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ソロモン諸島亜種 ♂ ♀ ４－e ４－f Ornithoptera priamus poseidon Doubleday,1847 Ornithoptera priamus poseidon Doubleday,1847 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ダーンリー島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ダーンリー島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate4 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ５－a ５－b Ornithoptera priamus euphorion (Gray,1853) Ornithoptera priamus euphorion (Gray,1853) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケアンズ亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケアンズ亜種 ♂ ♀ ５－c ５－d Ornithoptera priamus pronomus (Gray,1853) Ornithoptera priamus pronomus (Gray,1853) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケープヨーク亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケープヨーク亜種 ♂ ♀ ５－e ５－f Ornithoptera priamus richmondia (Gray,1853) Ornithoptera priamus richmondia (Gray,1853) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ニューサウスウェルズ亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ニューサウスウェルズ亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate5 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ６－a ６－b Ornithoptera priamus boisduvalii Montrouzier,1856 Ornithoptera priamus boisduvalii Montrouzier,1856 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ウッドラーク島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ウッドラーク島亜種 ♂ ♀ ６－c ６－d Ornithoptera priamus arruana Felder,1859 Ornithoptera priamus arruana Felder,1859 メガネトリバネアゲハ・アル諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・アル諸島亜種 ♂ ♀ ６－e ６－f Ornithoptera priamus hecuba Röber,1891 Ornithoptera priamus hecuba Röber,1891 メガネトリバネアゲハ・カイ諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・カイ諸島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate6 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ７－a ７－b Ornithoptera priamus bornemanni Pagenstecher,1894 Ornithoptera priamus bornemanni Pagenstecher,1894 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ニューブリテン島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ニューブリテン島亜種 ♂ ♀ ７－c ７－d Ornithoptera priamus caelestis (Rothschild,1898) Ornithoptera priamus caelestis (Rothschild,1898) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ルイシエード諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ルイシエード諸島亜種 ♂ ♀ ７－e ７－f Ornithoptera priamus miokensis Ribbe,1898 Ornithoptera priamus miokensis Ribbe,1898 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ミオコ島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ミオコ島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate7 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ８－a ８－b Ornithoptera priamus demophanes Fruhstorfer,1913 Ornithoptera priamus demophanes Fruhstorfer,1913 メガネトリバネアゲハ・トロブリアンド諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・トロブリアンド諸島亜種 ♂ ♀ ８－c ８－d Ornithoptera priamus admiralitatis (Rothschild,1915) Ornithoptera priamus admiralitatis (Rothschild,1915) メガネトリバネアゲハ・アドミラルティ諸島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・アドミラルティ諸島亜種 ♂ ♀ ８－e ８－f Ornithoptera priamus teucrus (Joicey & Talbot,1916) Ornithoptera priamus teucrus (Joicey & Talbot,1916) メガネトリバネアゲハ・ビアク島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ビアク島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate8 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ ９－a ９－b Ornithoptera priamus macalpinei Moulds,1974 Ornithoptera priamus macalpinei Moulds,1974 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケープヨーク南部亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ケープヨーク南部亜種 ♂ ♀ ９－c ９－d Ornithoptera priamus gebeensis Parrott,1985 Ornithoptera priamus gebeensis Parrott,1985 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ゲベ島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ゲベ島亜種 ♂ ♀ ９－e ９－f Ornithoptera priamus kasandra Kobayashi,1994 Ornithoptera priamus kasandra Kobayashi,1994 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ヤーペン島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ヤーペン島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate9 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 収蔵標本無し 10－a 10－b Ornithoptera priamus kofiauensis Deslisle,2004 Ornithoptera priamus kofiauensis Deslisle,2004 メガネトリバネアゲハ・コヒアウ島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・コヒアウ島亜種 ♂ ♀ 10－c 10－d Ornithoptera priamus misoollae Deslisle,2004 Ornithoptera priamus misoollae Deslisle,2004 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ミソオル島亜種 メガネトリバネアゲハ・ミソオル島亜種 ♂ ♀ 10－e 10－f Ornithoptera croesus croesus Wallace,1859 Ornithoptera croesus croesus Wallace,1859 アカメガネトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 アカメガネトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate10 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 11－a 11－b Ornithoptera croesus lydius (Felder,1865) Ornithoptera croesus lydius (Felder,1865) アカメガネトリバネアゲハ・ハルマヘラ島亜種 アカメガネトリバネアゲハ・ハルマヘラ島亜種 ♂ ♀ 11－c 11－d Ornithoptera arfakensis arfakensis (Joicey & Ornithoptera arfakensis arfakensis (Joicey & Noakes,1916) Noakes,1916) アルファックトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 アルファックトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ♂ ♀ 11－e 11－f Ornithoptera arfakensis occidentalis Morita & Ornithoptera arfakensis occidentalis Morita & Takenaka,1998 Takenaka,1998 アルファックトリバネアゲハ・ソロン亜種 アルファックトリバネアゲハ・ソロン亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate11 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 12－a 12－b Ornithoptera paradisea flavescens (Rothschild,1897) Ornithoptera paradisea flavescens (Rothschild,1897) ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・エトナ湾亜種 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・エトナ湾亜種 ♂ ♀ 12－c 12－d Ornithoptera paradisea borchi Haugum & Low,1974 Ornithoptera paradisea borchi Haugum & Low,1974 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア北東部亜種 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア北東部亜種 ♂ ♀ 12－e 12－f Ornithoptera paradisea chrysanthemum Kobayashi & Ornithoptera paradisea chrysanthemum Kobayashi & Koiwaya,1979 Koiwaya,1979 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate12 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 13－a 13－b Ornithoptera paradisea detanii Schäffler,2001 Ornithoptera paradisea detanii Schäffler,2001 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・スノウ山脈亜種 ゴクラクトリバネアゲハ・スノウ山脈亜種 ♂ ♀ 13－c 13－d Ornithoptera meridionalis (Rothschild,1897) Ornithoptera meridionalis (Rothschild,1897) ヒレオトリバネアゲハ ヒレオトリバネアゲハ ♂ ♀ 13－e 13－f Ornithoptera tithonus tithonus (De Haan,1840) Ornithoptera tithonus tithonus (De Haan,1840) チトヌストリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate13 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 14－a 14－b Ornithoptera tithonus waigeuensis (Rothschild,1897) Ornithoptera tithonus waigeuensis (Rothschild,1897) チトヌストリバネアゲハ・ワイゲウ島亜種 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・ワイゲウ島亜種 ♂ ♀ 14－c 14－d Ornithoptera tithonus misresiana (Joicey & Ornithoptera tithonus misresiana (Joicey & Noakes,1916) Noakes,1916) チトヌストリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 ♂ ♀ 14－e 14－f Ornithoptera tithonus cytherea Kobayashi & Ornithoptera tithonus cytherea Kobayashi & Koiwaya,1980 Koiwaya,1980 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・エナロタリ亜種 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・エナロタリ亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate14 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 15－a 15－b Ornithoptera tithonus misoolana Deslisle,1985 Ornithoptera tithonus misoolana Deslisle,1985 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・ミソオル島亜種 チトヌストリバネアゲハ・ミソオル島亜種 ♂ ♀ 15－c 15－d Ornithoptera chimaera chimaera (Rothschild,1904) Ornithoptera chimaera chimaera (Rothschild,1904) キマエラトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 キマエラトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ♂ ♀ 15－e 15－f Ornithoptera chimaera charybdis (Van Eecke,1915) Ornithoptera chimaera charybdis (Van Eecke,1915) キマエラトリバネアゲハ・中央山岳亜種 キマエラトリバネアゲハ・中央山岳亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate15 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 16－a 16－b Ornithoptera rothschildi Kenrick,1911 Ornithoptera rothschildi Kenrick,1911 ロスチャイルドトリバネアゲハ ロスチャイルドトリバネアゲハ ♂ ♀ 16－c 16－d Ornithoptera goliath supremus (Röber,1896) Ornithoptera goliath supremus (Röber,1896) ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア北部亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア北部亜種 ♂ ♀ 16－e 16－f Ornithoptera goliath titan Grose-Smith,1900 Ornithoptera goliath titan Grose-Smith,1900 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア南東部亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ニューギニア南東部亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate16 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 17－a 17－b Ornithoptera goliath atlas (Rothschild,1908) Ornithoptera goliath atlas (Rothschild,1908) ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・オニン半島亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・オニン半島亜種 ♂ ♀ 17－c 17－d Ornithoptera goliath samson Niepelt,1913 Ornithoptera goliath samson Niepelt,1913 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・アルファック山脈亜種 ♂ ♀ 17－e 17－f Ornithoptera goliath procus (Rothschild,1914) Ornithoptera goliath procus (Rothschild,1914) ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・セラム島亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・セラム島亜種 ※写真は全て背面を示している ― Plate17 ― 姫路科学館収蔵資料目録 第３号 ♂ ♀ 18－a 18－b Ornithoptera goliath ukihidei Hanafusa,1994 Ornithoptera goliath ukihidei Hanafusa,1994 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ヤーペン島亜種 ゴライアストリバネアゲハ・ヤーペン島亜種 ♂ ♀ 18－c 18－d Trogonoptera brookiana brookiana (Wallace,1855) Trogonoptera brookiana brookiana (Wallace,1855) アカエリトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 アカエリトリバネアゲハ・名義タイプ亜種 ♂ ♀ 18－e 18－f Trogonoptera brookiana trogon (Snellen
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