Papilionidae

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Papilionoidea

Papilionidae (swallowtails, birdwings) 570 approximate described species

Worldwide

Aristolochiaceae, Rosaceae, Rutaceae

Forewing free vein 2A reaches to or almost to posterior margin, 3rd axillary sclerite of at base of forewing strongly extends anteriorly touching anterior angle of bases 1A + 2A; quadrified cubitus; cervical sclerites are joined ventromedially (Braby 2000, Kristensen 1999).

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