Papilio polyxenes
Papilio polyxenes est papilio familiae Papilionidarum, per multum Americae Septentrionalis endemicus. Qui est papilio civitatis Oclahomae. Papilio joanae, species simillima, in regione Montium Ozarkianorum invenitur, sed cum Papilione machaon arte cognatus videtur, potius quam P. polyxenes. Species ex Polyxena, persona in mythologia Graeca, appellatur, quae filia minime natu Priami regis Troiani est.

Species similes
Papilio brevicauda
Papilio indra
Papilio machaon
Papilio zelicaon

Pinacotheca

Notae

Bibliographia
Burris, Judy, et Wayne Richards. 2006. The Life Cycle of Butterflies. Storey Publishing. ISBN 9781580176170. 
Darby, Gene. 1958. What Is a Butterfly? Sicagi: Benefic Press.
Ferris, C. D., et J. F. Emmel. 1982. Discussion of Papilio coloro W.G. Wright (= Papilio rudkini F. and R. Chermock) and Papilio polyxenes Fabricius. Bulletin of the Allyn Museum 76:13.

Nexus externi

Photographemata, www.cirrusimage.com (Cirrus Digital Imaging)

Papilio polyxenes, entnemdept.ifas.ufl.edu ("Featured Creatures," Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences)
Papiliones polyxenes Canadenses, www.cbif.gc.ca (Butterflies of Canada)

Lepidoptera Americae Septentrionalis
Lepidoptera Canadae
Lepidoptera Civitatum Foederatarum
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Taxa Fabricius
Taxa 1775