Morpho deidamia
Morpho deidamia est papilio neotropica, in Panama, Nicaragua, Ora Opulenta, Surinamia, Bolivia, Columbia, Peruvia, Aequatoria, et Brasilia endemicus. Putatur grex specierum, qui fortasse est, aut non est, nonnullae species. Multae species descriptae sunt.

Etymologia
Deidamia fuit filia Lycomedis, Regis Scyri, qui est persona in mythologia Graeca.

Taxinomia
Subspecies acceptae sunt: 
M. d. neoptolemus Wood, 1863 (Brasilia [Amazonas], Columbia, Peruvia) 
M. d. granadensis C. & R. Felder, [1867] (Nicaragua, Panama, Columbia, Aequatoria, Venetiola) 
M. d. polybaptus Butler, 1875 (Nicaragua, Ora Opulenta, Panama) 
M. d. pyrrhus Staudinger, 1887 (Peruvia)
M. d. electra Röber, 1903 (Bolivia)
M. d. hermione Röber, 1903 (Columbia) 
M. d. neoptolemus Fruhstorfer, 1907 (Aequatoria, Columbia = deidamia neoptolemus Fruhstorfer, 1907)
M. d. guaraura Le Cerf, 1925 (Venetiola = deidamia)
M. d. diomedes Weber, 1944 (Peruvia) 
M. d. diffusa Le Moult & Réal, 1962 (Brasilia [Maranhão]) 
M. d. steinbachi Le Moult & Réal, 1962 (Bolivia)

In cultura populari
Papiliones qui Soubi in anime Loveless saepe circumvolitant probabiliter sunt mares huius speciei.

Bibliographia
Le Moult, Eugène, et Pierre Réal. 1962–1963. Les Morpho d'Amérique du Sud et Centrale. Lutetiae: Editions du cabinet entomologique E. Le Moult.

Nexus externi
Morpho, ftp.funet.fi
Photogrammata, en.butterflycorner.net

Morpho
Deidamia
Taxa Hübner
Taxa 1819