Belianca Faustus

Belianca Faustus
Belianca Faustus
	; Male
Scientific classification
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No rank :	Primary
No rank :	Molting
No rank :	Panarthropoda
Type of:	Arthropods
Subtype :	Tracheo-breathing
Overclass :	Six-legged
Grade:	Insects
Subclass :	Winged insects
Infraclass :	Winged insects
Treasure :	Fully Transformed Insects
Squadron :	Amphiesmenoptera
Squad:	Lepidoptera
Suborder :	Proboscopic
Infrastructure :	Butterflies
Treasure :	Double-breasted
Treasure :	Obtectomera
Superfamily :	Club
Family:	Belyanki
Subfamily :	Pierinae
Tribe :	Anthocharini
Gender:	Zegris
View:	Belianca Faustus
International scientific name
	Zegris fausti ( Christoph , 1877)

Belyanka Faustus ^[1] ( lat. Zegris fausti ) is a day butterfly of the genus Zegris from the family Belyanka .

Content

1 Etymology of the name
2 Area
3 Biology
4 Sources

Name Etymology

This species was first described by Hugo Theodore Christophe in 1877 . The species epithet was probably given in honor of the literary hero of the tragedy Alma von Goethe “ Faust ”, or in honor of Faustus, the son of the Roman dictator Sulla ^[1] . In turn, Faust comes from the Latin "faustus" - "happy."

Range

The butterfly lives in the south of Turkmenistan , in the spurs of Kopetdag and Badkhyz ^[1] .

Biology

In a year gives one generation. Butterflies fly in April - early May. The caterpillar feeds on wild grassy cruciferous plants ^[1] .

Sources

↑ ¹ ² ³ ⁴ R. Effendi - “Butterflies of Central Asia”. Moscow - Planet 1989

[БСА-1] ¹ ² ³ ⁴ R. Effendi - “Butterflies of Central Asia”. Moscow - Planet 1989