1. Butterflies of Taiwan
•
(Yu-Feng Frank Hsu)

2. • 210 species with full information of biology
• Many new recent discoveries

3. • 210 species with full information of biology
• Many new recent discoveries

4. • 210 species with full information of biology
• Many new recent discoveries

5. • 210 species with full information of biology
• Many new recent discoveries

6. Book reviews and the Hayashi Award, 2008 BSJ

7. Teratozephyrus elatus Hsu & Lu ( ), 2005 found from
sclerophyllous forests in the subapline zone
Hsu & Lu. 2005. J. Nat. Hist 39: 377-391.

8. Teratozephyrus elatus Hsu & Lu ( ), 2005 found from
sclerophyllous forests in the subapline zone
Hsu & Lu. 2005. J. Nat. Hist 39: 377-391.

9. Teratozephyrus elatus Hsu & Lu ( ), 2005 found from
sclerophyllous forests in the subapline zone
Hsu & Lu. 2005. J. Nat. Hist 39: 377-391.

10. Potanthus diffusus Hsu, Chiba and Tsukiyama, 2005 ( )
served as an evidence of a biotic connection…
Hsu et al. 2005. Insect. Syst. Evol. 36: 137-182.

11. Potanthus diffusus Hsu, Chiba and Tsukiyama, 2005 ( )
served as an evidence of a biotic connection…
Hsu et al. 2005. Insect. Syst. Evol. 36: 137-182.

12. Prosotas dubiosa asbolodes Hsu & Yen, 2006 ( )
Zoological Studies 45: 308-321.

13. Hasora mixta limata Hsu & Huang, 2008 ( )
Hsu & Huang. 2008. Zool. Stud. 47: 222-231.
• Found at Lanyu (Kotosho).
• Ova inserted among leaflets of new budding, and concealed with
spumaline.
• Papillae anales of H. mixta shovel-like.
• Hasora mixta is more metallic northwards, a bizarre case.

14. Hasora mixta limata Hsu & Huang, 2008 ( )
Hsu & Huang. 2008. Zool. Stud. 47: 222-231.
• Found at Lanyu (Kotosho).
• Ova inserted among leaflets of new budding, and concealed with
spumaline.
• Papillae anales of H. mixta shovel-like.
• Hasora mixta is more metallic northwards, a bizarre case.

15. Chiba, H. 2009. Bull. Kitakyushu Mus. Nat. Hist. Hum. Hist. Ser., A. 7: 1-102.

16. Chiba, H. 2009. Bull. Kitakyushu Mus. Nat. Hist. Hum. Hist. Ser., A. 7: 1-102.

17. Hostplant problem: The plant used be called “Derris oblonga”
or “D. canarensis” by botanists, but distribution data
disagrees…

18. Hostplant problem: The plant used be called “Derris oblonga”
or “D. canarensis” by botanists, but distribution data
disagrees…

19. Hostplant problem: The plant used be called “Derris oblonga”
or “D. canarensis” by botanists, but distribution data
disagrees…
Paraderris pictoria?

20. • Four males collected from by Mr. Jinping Su in
Antigius jinpingi Hsu, 2009 2005.
Hsu. 2009. Zootaxa 1983: 45-53.
• Evidently related to Antigius butleri but with distinct
features in male genialia and wing pattern.

21. • Four males collected from by Mr. Jinping Su in
Antigius jinpingi Hsu, 2009 2005.
Hsu. 2009. Zootaxa 1983: 45-53.
• Evidently related to Antigius butleri but with distinct
features in male genialia and wing pattern.

24. Atrophaneura horishana (Aurora Swallowtail)

25. Atrophaneura horishana (Aurora Swallowtail)

26. Agehana maraho (Shiraki & Sonan)(Taiwan Broad-tailed
Swallowtail)

27. Agehana maraho (Shiraki & Sonan)(Taiwan Broad-tailed
Swallowtail)

28. :“ ”( )
Mass paddling of the Lemon Emigrant

29. :“ ”( )
Mass paddling of the Lemon Emigrant

30. Catopsilia pomona (Fabricius)(Lemon Emigrant) /

31. Catopsilia pomona (Fabricius)(Lemon Emigrant) /

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34. Euploea spp.

35. Euploea spp.

36. Interesting immatures…

37. Interesting immatures…

38. Idea leuconoe

39. Idea leuconoe

40. Migration of Parantica sita

41. Migration of Parantica sita
• Primary researchers: (National Taipei
University of Education) and
(National Taiwan University)
• Mark-and-release practices for years and
good collaborations with Japanese research
teams. Recapturing activities are held
between both sides.
• Data have been cumulated…

42. Migration of Parantica sita
• Primary researchers: (National Taipei
University of Education) and
(National Taiwan University)
• Mark-and-release practices for years and
good collaborations with Japanese research
teams. Recapturing activities are held
between both sides.
• Data have been cumulated…

44. Many thanks!